论文信息 - Classification theory for non-elementary classes I: The number of uncountable models of $$\psi \in L_{w_1 ,w} $$ . Part B. Part B - 字舞流文

Classification theory for non-elementary classes I: The number of uncountable models of $$\psi \in L_{w_1 ,w} $$ . Part B. Part B

We continue here Part A, and the main results are proved here. This part deals withn-dimensional diagrams of models.

Saharon Shelah | S. Shelah

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