Strongly maximal subgroups determined by elements in interstices
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Strongly maximal subgroups determined by elements in interstices
AbstractContinuing the earlier research in [1] and [4] we work out a class of interstices in countable arithmetically saturated models of PA in which selective types are realized and a class of interstices in which 2‐indiscernible types are realized (and hence, there exist elements whose stabilizers are strongly maximal)
nonstandard model, Models of arithmetic and set theory, Nonstandard models of arithmetic, Peano arithmetic, interstice, models of arithmetic, false completion, arithmetic saturation, selective type
nonstandard model, Models of arithmetic and set theory, Nonstandard models of arithmetic, Peano arithmetic, interstice, models of arithmetic, false completion, arithmetic saturation, selective type
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