Model theory for L_ _ 1
The fact that finiteness can be expressed in the infinitary language \(L_{\infty,\omega}\) is a barrier to a general compactness result for \(L_{\infty,\omega}\). However Barwise and Kreisel showed how to obtain a useful version of compactness by looking at certain countable fragments of \(L_{\infty,\omega}\). Similarly, the fact that well-foundness is expressible in \(L_{\infty,\omega_ 1}\) has been a stumbling block to compactness results for (uncountable) fragments of \(L_{\infty,\omega_ 1}\). In the paper it is shown that provided one restricts oneself to effectively scattered theories of \(L_{\infty,\omega_ 1}\), a compactness theorem holds. The paper ends with some applications. However it is still too early to see if this compactness theorem will be as useful as Barwise's compactness theorem.
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