Hyperfinite models of adapted probability logic
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This paper deals with the model theory of adapted probability logic, a logic appropriate to the study of continuous time stochastic processes. The paper shows that a certain class of models, the hyperfinite models, has certain useful homogeneity properties. These properties allow the hyperfinite models to serve similar functions to those of saturated models in first order logic.
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