
arXiv: 1810.07437
AbstractWe introduce a tool for analysing models of$\text {CT}^-$, the compositional truth theory over Peano Arithmetic. We present a new proof of Lachlan’s theorem that the arithmetical part of models of$\text {CT}^-$are recursively saturated. We also use this tool to provide a new proof of theorem from [8] that all models of$\text {CT}^-$carry a partial inductive truth predicate. Finally, we construct a partial truth predicate defined for a set of formulae whose syntactic depth forms a nonstandard cut which cannot be extended to a full truth predicate satisfying$\text {CT}^-$.
First-order arithmetic and fragments, Models of arithmetic and set theory, Nonstandard models of arithmetic, satisfaction classes, truth predicates, Mathematics - Logic, models of arithmetic, recursive saturation, Peano arithmetic, FOS: Mathematics, truth theories, Logic (math.LO), 03C62, 03H15
First-order arithmetic and fragments, Models of arithmetic and set theory, Nonstandard models of arithmetic, satisfaction classes, truth predicates, Mathematics - Logic, models of arithmetic, recursive saturation, Peano arithmetic, FOS: Mathematics, truth theories, Logic (math.LO), 03C62, 03H15
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