Minimum models of second-order set theories
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Abstract: In this article I investigate the phenomenon of minimum models of second-order set theories, focusing on Kelley--Morse set theory , G"odel--Bernays set theory , and augmented with the principle of Elementary Transfinite Recursion. The main results are the following. (1) A countable model of has a minimum -realization if and only if it admits a parametrically definable global well-order. (2) Countable models of admit minimal extensions with the same sets. (3) There is no minimum transitive model of . (4) There is a minimum -model of . The main question left unanswered by this article is whether there is a minimum transitive model of .
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