Linear Reducts of the Complex Field

Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 45 (3):161-190 (2004)
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Abstract

A reduct of a first-order structure is another structure on the same set with perhaps fewer definable predicates. We consider reducts of the complex field which are proper but nontrivial in a sense to be made precise in the paper. Our main result lists seven kinds of reducts. The list is complete in the sense that every reduct is a finite cover of one of these. We also investigate when two items on our list can be the same, in a couple of natural senses

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