1971
DOI: 10.1002/malq.19710170114
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Limites in Kategorien von Relationalsystemen

Abstract: Zeitschr. 1. d h . Leg% und (hundlagen d . Math. Bd. 17, S. 75-90 (1971) LIMITES IN KATEGORIEN VON RELATIONALSYSTEMEN von MICHAEL RICHTER in Freiburg i. Br.l) In der Modelltheorie sind verschiedene Konstruktionen bekannt, um aus gegebeaen Relationalsystemen neue zu erzeugen. Meistens werden die erzeugten Relationalsysteme dadurch definiert, daB man die Triigermenge bestimmt und festlegt, wann Elemente in einer der Relationen stehen. Einige Begriffsbildungen, wie Limites und Produkte, sind eigentlich kategorial… Show more

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“…In fact, they show that there exists no faithful functor KH op → Set which preserves directed colimits. Since directed colimits in elementary classes are concrete [20], the preceding statement follows. This implies that KH op ≤ is not equivalent to any elementary class of structures.…”
Section: Remark 23mentioning
confidence: 85%
“…In fact, they show that there exists no faithful functor KH op → Set which preserves directed colimits. Since directed colimits in elementary classes are concrete [20], the preceding statement follows. This implies that KH op ≤ is not equivalent to any elementary class of structures.…”
Section: Remark 23mentioning
confidence: 85%
“…For (g) => (f), we had to show that there exists a finitary language permitting this. We could have deduced it from the result of Richter [14] mentioned in the introduction, but we preferred the more direct and elementary proof (of (g) => (c) ) given.…”
Section: Remarks (1)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, "canonical" means that the underlying functions and sets are preserved by the isomorphism. Note that the above characterizations, combined with the fact that the forgetful functor for a category of models (for a finitary language) preserves filtered colimits (proved in [14] ), give clues for an algebraic answer to our question. From these and with the help of several results in [15], we will find syntactical characterizations of these situations.…”
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confidence: 92%
“…a certain new structure M which we will call the canonical direct limit of A , following M. RICHTER'S denotation (cf. [3]). The P-stability of T then guarantees that M is in !…”
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confidence: 99%
“…J X T ,~. An explicit description of such a canonical direct limit is given, for example, in FITTLER [I], 10, and in RICHTER [3] for a special inductive set F and in KEISLER [2], IV. for linearly ordered systems A .…”
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confidence: 99%