Torsion-free abelian groups are consistently {\rm a}\Delta ^1_2-complete
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Abstract: Let be the theory of torsion-free abelian groups. We show that if there is no countable transitive model of exists, then is -complete; in particular, this is consistent with . We define the -ary Schr"{o}der- Bernstein property, and show that fails the -ary Schr"{o}der-Bernstein property for every . We leave open whether or not can have the -ary Schr"{o}der-Bernstein property; if it did, then it would not be -complete, and hence not Borel complete.
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