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Model theory deals with a branch of mathematical logic showing connections between a formal language and its interpretations or models. Extensively updated and corrected in 1990 to accommodate the most recent developments in model theoretic methods, including classification theory and nonstandard analysis, this third edition of the bestselling classic added entirely new sections, exercises, and references.

Introductionp. 1
What is model theory?p. 1
Model theory for sentential logicp. 4
Languages, models and satisfactionp. 18
Theories and examples of theoriesp. 36
Elimination of quantifiersp. 49
Models constructed from constantsp. 61
Completeness and compactnessp. 61
Refinements of the method. Omitting types and interpolation theoremsp. 77
Countable models of complete theoriesp. 96
Recursively saturated modelsp. 109
Lindstrom's characterization of first order logicp. 127
Further model-theoretic constructionsp. 136
Elementary extensions and elementary chainsp. 136
Applications of elementary chainsp. 147
Skolem functions and indiscerniblesp. 163
Some examplesp. 178
Model completenessp. 186
Ultraproductsp. 211
The fundamental theoremp. 211
Measurable cardinalsp. 227
Regular ultrapowersp. 248
Nonstandard universesp. 262
Saturated and special modelsp. 292
Saturated and special modelsp. 292
Preservation theoremsp. 306
Applications of special models to the theory of definabilityp. 323
Applications to field theoryp. 342
Application to Boolean algebrasp. 372
More about ultraproducts and generalizationsp. 384
Ultraproducts which are saturatedp. 384
Direct products, reduced products, and Horn sentencesp. 405
Direct products, reduced products, and Horn sentences (continued)p. 420
Limit ultrapowers and complete extensionsp. 447
Iterated ultrapowersp. 453
Selected topicsp. 482
Categoricity in powerp. 482
An extension of Ramsey's theorem and applications; some two-cardinal theoremsp. 509
Models of large cardinalityp. 534
Large cardinals and the constructible universep. 558
Set theoryp. 579
Open problems in classical model theoryp. 597
Historical notesp. 603
Referencesp. 623
Additional referencesp. 634
Index of definitionsp. 641
Index of symbolsp. 649
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ISBN: 9780486488219
ISBN-10: 0486488217
Series: Dover Books on Mathematics
Audience: Tertiary; University or College
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 672
Published: 13th June 2012
Publisher: DOVER PUBN INC
Dimensions (cm): 23.114 x 15.494  x 3.556
Weight (kg): 0.862