Omega-categorical theory
The set of Ryll - Nardzewski is a set of model theory, a branch of mathematical logic. He characterizes categorical theories. It is named after the Polish mathematician Czesław Ryll - Nardzewski.
Set of Ryll - Nardzewski
Be a complete theory over a countable language. With the space of complete types is called.
Then is equivalent to:
- Is - categorical.
- For all finite.
- Up to equivalence, there are only finitely many formulas for each
Other equivalences
Under the same assumptions as in the theorem of Ryll - Nardzewski applies that is equivalent to:
- Is - categorical.
- Every countable models is saturated.
Examples
Density linear order without endpoints
Be a model of the theory of dense linear order without endpoints and
And without limiting the generality
A complete type over either by a formula of the form:
Or Form
Generated. This can be proved by quantifier elimination.
The set of types is finite, the theory is so - categorical
Theory with infinite many constant symbols
The theory of language with the axioms has countably many complete 1- types: The types generated by the formula, the isolated types of generated by the set type is the only non-isolated type. The theory is therefore non- categorical. ( It is, however, categorically. )