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Article · Mathematical logic quarterly · September 30, 2019
On definability of types and relative stability
Abstract
Abstract In this paper, we consider the question of definability of types in non‐stable theories. In order to do this we introduce a notion of a relatively stable theory: a theory is stable up to Δ if any Δ‐type over a model has few extensions up to complete types. We prove that an n‐type over a model of a theory that is stable up to Δ is definable if and only if its Δ‐part is definable.
Advanced Topology and Set TheoryRings, Modules, and AlgebrasMathematical and Theoretical Analysisrelative stabilitystable theoriescomplete types
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