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Infinitary logic

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Infinitary logic

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Infinitary logic book

Infinitary logic

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Infinitary logic book

Edited ByPeter Cholak
BookThe Notre Dame Lectures

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Edition 1st Edition
First Published 2005
Imprint A K Peters/CRC Press
Pages 7
eBook ISBN 9780429064197

ABSTRACT

D efinition 4.2. If M is an ^-structure, and (p(x\ , X2 , . . . , x*) is a formula of Ccou(0 with just finitely many free variables, then we can define

by induction on the complexity o f in the usual way. The only clauses which differ from first-order logic are the ones corresponding to infinite conjunction and disjunction, and here we stipulate that

and

(i) The infinite conjunction \ J ieN V i € £<^,0, and infinite disjunction A /gn V i ^ £ 0,1,0, depend solely on the set {y/t \ i e N}, and not the par­ ticular enumeration (y/i)ie ^.

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