A note on algebraically and existentially closed structures (Q1098869): Difference between revisions

Theorem 1. If K is a class of algebras and A is algebraically closed with respect to K then A is congruence extensile in K. Theorem 3. Let K be a class closed under finite products and A be existentially closed with respect to K. Then A satisfies \(\Phi (u)=\bigwedge \{\Phi_ i(u)\); \(i=0,...,n\}\) for all primitive formulas \(\Phi\).