Completeness and Model-Completeness

Paul Nathaniel Runnion

Completeness and Model-Completeness

Paul Nathaniel Runnion

Mathematics and Statistics

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Completeness and model-completeness are important in model theory and heavily tied to field theory. Following an introduction with definitions of crucial background concepts, we examine the basics of completeness, including Vaught’s test and an important tie to field theory. We also explore the basics of model-completeness, emphasizing its relationship to completeness and to field theory.

Original language	American English
Journal	Default journal
State	Published - Apr 14 2014

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