Generalized hex and logical characterizations of polynomial space
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Abstract: We answer a question posed by Makowsky and Pnueli and show that the logic , where HEX is the operator (i.e., uniform sequence of Lindstr"om quantifiers) corresponding to the well-known {�f PSPACE}-complete decision problem Generalized Hex, collapses to the fragment and, moreover, that this logic has a particular normal form which results in the problem HEX being complete for {�f PSPACE} via quantifier-free projections with successor (HEX is the first ``natural problem to be shown to have this property). Our proof of this normal form result is remarkably similar to Immerman's original proof that transitive closure logic, , has such a normal form; which is surprising given that captures {�f PSPACE} and captures {�f NL}. We also show that does not capture {�f PSPACE} and that this logic does not have a corresponding normal form.
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