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Topological representations of Post algebras of order ?+ and open theories based on ?+-valued Post logic

Authors: Helena Rasiowa;

Topological representations of Post algebras of order ?+ and open theories based on ?+-valued Post logic

Abstract

Post algebras of order ω+ as a semantic foundation for ω+-valued predicate calculi were examined in [5]. In this paper Post spaces of order ω+ being a modification of Post spaces of order n≥2 (cf. Traczyk [8], Dwinger [1], Rasiowa [6]) are introduced and Post fields of order ω+ are defined. A representation theorem for Post algebras of order ω+ as Post fields of sets is proved. Moreover necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of representations preserving a given set of infinite joins and infinite meets are established and applied to Lindenbaum-Tarski algebras of elementary theories based on ω+-valued predicate calculi in order to obtain a topological characterization of open theories.

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