Applications of Fodor's lemma to Vaught's conjecture
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- A Tree Argument in Infinitary Model Theory
- A guide to the identification of admissible sets above structures
- A proof of Vaught's conjecture for \(\omega\)-stable theories
- Admissible sets and the saturation of structures
- An example concerning Scott heights
- An “admissible” generalization of a theorem on countable ∑11 sets of reals with applications
- Applications of vaught sentences and the covering theorem
- Model theory for infinitary logic. Logic with countable conjunctions and finite quantifiers
- Models with compactness properties relative to an admissible language
- More Lowenheim-Skolem results for admissible sets
- On the number of generic models
- Ordinal spectra of first-order theories
- Remarks on generic models
- Saturated structures, unions of chains, and preservation theorems
- Scott sentences and admissible sets
- Some Löwenheim-Skolem results for admissible sets
- Some recent developments in higher recursion theory
- Steel forcing and barwise compactness
- Tall α-Recursive Structures
- The number of countable models
- The pure part of HYP(ℳ)
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