Provability, Computability and ReflectionElsevier, 01.04.2000 - 463 Seiten Provability, Computability and Reflection |
Inhalt
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Chapter 1 The Basic Notions of Infinitary Languages | 59 |
Chapter 2 Some Results From The Model Theory of Lωω And Lω1ω | 102 |
Chapter 3 General Results | 158 |
Chapter 4 Infinitary Languages With Finite Quantifiers | 230 |
Chapter 5 Languages with Infinite Quantifiers | 282 |
Appendix A Induction For WellFounded Relations and The ShepherdsonMostowski Theorem | 403 |
Appendix Ban Lω1ω1 Formula With no Prenex Form | 407 |
Appendix C Axiomatizability Completeness and Definability Results | 417 |
Appendix D Results on The Constructible Universe | 431 |
Appendix E Realvalued Measurable Cardinals and the Tree Property | 435 |
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List of Symbols | 457 |
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
argument assume assumption axioms binary relation Chapter construction contains contradiction Corollary countable Counterexample defined definition denote Dom(f Dom(g downward Löwenheim–Skolem theorem element elementary enumeration equivalent example exists extended filter finite formula q free variables full cardinal sums function symbol Hanf number hence implies incompact increasing sequence individual constant induction hypothesis infinitary languages infinite cardinal isomorphism k-complete large cardinality Lemma Let Q limit ordinal linear orderings Lºx map f measurable cardinal model theory non-principal notation obtain omitting order type ordered set partial isomorphisms preceding proof of Theorem prove quantifiers Range(f relation symbol REMARK result satisfies set of indiscernibles similarity type Skolem Skolem functions strongly compact strongly compact cardinal strongly inaccessible cardinal structure QI structures of type subset substructure successor ordinal transitive set ultrafilter ultraproduct unary well-ordered whence