Reducts of the generic digraph
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Abstract: The generic digraph is the unique countable homogeneous digraph that embeds all finite digraphs. In this paper, we determine the lattice of reducts of , where a structure is a reduct of if it has domain and all its -definable relations are -definable relations of . As is -categorical, this is equivalent to determining the lattice of closed groups that lie in between Aut and Sym.
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