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Model Theory of Algebra and Arithmetic
Proceedings of the Conference on Applications of Logic to Algebra and Arithmetic held at Karpacz,Poland, September 1-7, 1979
herausgegeben von L. Pacholski, J Wierzejewski und A.J. WilkieInhaltsverzeichnis
- Further remarks on the elementary theory of formal power series rings.
- Elimination of quantifiers for non semi-simple rings of characteristic p.
- The quantifier elimination problem for rings without nilpotent elements and for semi-simple rings.
- Existentially closed modules: Types and prime models.
- Rings of continuous functions: Decision problems.
- Weak partition relations, finite games, and independence results in Peano arithmetic.
- Hensel fields in equal characteristic p>0.
- On polynomials over real closed rings.
- Les corps faiblement algebriquement clos non separablement clos ont la propriete d’independance.
- Horn-theories of abelian groups.
- Two orderings of the class of all countable models of peano arithmetic.
- Ramsey quantifiers in arithmetic.
- Computational complexity of decision problems in elementary number theory.
- Some diophantine nullstellensätze.
- A tree analysis of unprovable combinatorial statements.
- A hierarchy of cuts in models of arithmetic.
- Cofinal extension preserves recursive saturation.
- Some model theory and number theory for models of weak systems of arithmetic.
- Applications of complexity theory to ? o-definability Problems in arithmetic.
- Minimally saturated models.
- Totally categorical theories: Structural properties and the non-finite axiomatizability.