Filtral powers of structures
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Filtral powers are the same kind of generalization of reduced powers, as Boolean powers are a generalization of direct powers. Using filtral powers, the authors prove, among others, the following results: (i) Every Boolean ultrapower is direct limit of direct ultrapowers; (ii) every \(\omega\)-bounded filtral power is an elementary substructure of some filtral power; (iii) any amalgamation class \(X\) is closed under finite products iff it is closed under reduced products (iff it is a Horn class).
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