If the overhead of universal simulation is not tightly bounded, the strict separation between SPACE(s1(n)) and SPACE(s2(n)) may not hold for all constructible function pairs satisfying the ratio condition.
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strict separation(whether two computational space requirements remain definitively different)
A clear, absolute distinction between two things where one is definitely different from the other with no overlap.
tightly bounded(describing whether the overhead has a defined cap)
Limited within strict, narrow limits—meaning there's a clear maximum amount it can be.
universal simulation(the object being analyzed for computational constraints)
A hypothetical scenario where everything in the universe—or a large portion of it—is being computed or simulated by some system, like characters in a video game.