Time-Step Ratio Theory: A Practical Framework Supporting P ≠ NP

This report introduces the Time-Step Ratio Theory, developed by 13-year-old Israel Ochimnai. It proposes that solving reasoning-based problems generally requires more time per step than checking the solution, suggesting a practical difference between P and NP. The theory is backed by real-world testing across 30 scenarios from medicine, hacking, and puzzles to satellite systems, supporting its validity in real-world logical applications.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-07-23
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16386502
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Logic, Reasoning, and Knowledge
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Time-Step Ratio Theory: A Practical Framework Supporting P ≠ NP

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Time-Step Ratio Theory: A Practical Framework Supporting P ≠ NP

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Abstract

This report introduces the Time-Step Ratio Theory, developed by 13-year-old Israel Ochimnai. It proposes that solving reasoning-based problems generally requires more time per step than checking the solution, suggesting a practical difference between P and NP. The theory is backed by real-world testing across 30 scenarios from medicine, hacking, and puzzles to satellite systems, supporting its validity in real-world logical applications.

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