Generic stability and modes of convergence
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Cites work
- A course in model theory. An introduction to contemporary mathematical logic. Transl. from the French by Moses Klein
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- Randomizing a model
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- Remarks on the NIP in a model
- Sequential approximations for types and Keisler measures
- Stability, the NIP, and the NSOP: model theoretic properties of formulas via topological properties of function spaces
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