On model-theoretic tree properties

Journal of Mathematical Logic 16 (2):1650009 (2016)
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Abstract

We study model theoretic tree properties and their associated cardinal invariants. In particular, we obtain a quantitative refinement of Shelah’s theorem for countable theories, show that [Formula: see text] is always witnessed by a formula in a single variable and that weak [Formula: see text] is equivalent to [Formula: see text]. Besides, we give a characterization of [Formula: see text] via a version of independent amalgamation of types and apply this criterion to verify that some examples in the literature are indeed [Formula: see text].

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Nicholas Ramsey
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