Consistency property and model existence theorem for second order negative languages with conjunctions and quantifications over sets of cardinality smaller than a strong limit cardinal of denumerable cofinality
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(7)- An analysis of Karp's interpolation theorem and the notion of k- consistency property
- Strong Maehara and Takeuti type interpolation theorems for \(L_{k,k}^{2+}\)
- Strong Maehara and Takeuti type interpolation theorems for \(L^{2+}_{k,k}\)
- \(\lambda\)-satisfiability, \(\lambda\)-consistency property, the downward Löwenheim-Skolem theorem, and the failure of the interpolation theorem for \(L_{\kappa,\kappa}\) with \(\kappa\) a strong limit cardinal of cofinality \(\lambda\)
- \(\omega\)-satisfiability, \(\omega\)-consistency property, and the downward Löwenheim Skolem theorem for \(L_{\kappa,\kappa}\)
- Seq-consistency property and interpolation theorems
- Karp's interpolation theorem for some classes of infinitary languages
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