Some Theories Having Countably Many Countable Models
β Scribed by Nigel J. Cutland
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1977
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 433 KB
- Volume
- 23
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0044-3050
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β¦ Synopsis
SOME THEORIES HAVING COUKTABLY MANY COUNTABLE MODELS by SICEL J. CUTLAND in Hull (Great Britain
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
A theory T is called almost No-categorical if for any pure typespl(zl), . . . ,pn(zn) there are only finitely many pure types which extend p 1 ( ~1 ) U . . . U p ~( z , ) . It is shown that if T is an almost No-categorical theory with I(No,T) = 3, then a dense linear ordering is interpretable in T .
## Abstract We present two conditions which are equivalent to having an almost Ο~0~βcategorical model companion. Mathematics Subject Classification: 03C35.
Let U be the random unary predicate and T be the almost sure first-order n, p k y1r k Ε½ . theory of U under the linear ordering, where k is a positive integer and n < p n < n, p n y1rΕ½ kq1. . For each k, we give an axiomatization for the theory T . We find a model M M of k k T of order type roughly