Classification theory for abstract elementary classes. Vol 2.
This second volume begins with the exact same ``Annotated Contents that appeared in Volume I (see Zbl 1125.03036). Volume II, which is fairly self-contained, consists of chapters V, VI and VII. (See Volume I, N. \(\S\)5 for comments on the actual dependencies.)NEWLINENEWLINEChapter V, entitled ``Universal classes, has the following subsections: (A) Stability for a model; (B) Axiomatic framework; (C) A frame is not smooth or not \(\chi\)-based; (D) Non-forking and prime models; (E) Types of finite sequences; (F) The heart of the matter; (G) Changing the framework. The remaining chapters are: (VI) Categoricity of an a.e.c. in two successive cardinals revisited; (VII) Non-structure in \(\lambda^{++}\) using instances of WGCH.
- Elementary classes in the injective subcategories approach to abstract model theory
- Good frames in the Hart-Shelah example
- Beyond abstract elementary classes: on the model theory of geometric lattices
- Forking independence from the categorical point of view
- Quasiminimal abstract elementary classes
- The primal framework. I
- Simple-like independence relations in abstract elementary classes
- Hanf number of the first stability cardinal in AECs
- Characterizing categoricity in several classes of modules
- A model theoretic solution to a problem of László Fuchs
- Superstability, Noetherian rings and pure-semisimple rings
- Beyond first order logic: from number of structures to structure of numbers. I
- Beyond first order logic: from number of structures to structure of numbers. II
- Tameness from two successive good frames
- Categoricity in multiuniversal classes
- The categoricity spectrum of large abstract elementary classes
- Shelah's eventual categoricity conjecture in universal classes. I.
- Abstract elementary classes stable in \(\aleph_{0}\)
- \(\mu\)-abstract elementary classes and other generalizations
- Canonical forking in AECs
- Infinitary stability theory
- Classification theory for abstract elementary classes
- Toward a stability theory of tame abstract elementary classes
- EQUIVALENT DEFINITIONS OF SUPERSTABILITY IN TAME ABSTRACT ELEMENTARY CLASSES
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1827965 (Why is no real title available?)
- On superstability in the class of flat modules and perfect rings
- ON CATEGORICITY IN SUCCESSIVE CARDINALS
- Building prime models in fully good abstract elementary classes
- Infinitary logics and abstract elementary classes
- A.e.c. with not too many models
- A survey on tame abstract elementary classes
- Shelah's eventual categoricity conjecture in universal classes. II
- Chains of saturated models in AECs
- Forking in short and tame abstract elementary classes
- Structural logic and abstract elementary classes with intersections
- Types in abstract elementary classes
- Deconstructible abstract elementary classes of modules and categoricity
- Limit models in strictly stable abstract elementary classes
- On the spectrum of limit models
- Unstable independence from the categorical point of view
- On limit models and parametrized Noetherian rings
- An NIP-like notion in abstract elementary classes
- Downward categoricity from a successor inside a good frame
- Abstract elementary classes and infinitary logics
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