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Algebra Logika, 2003 Volume 42, Number 4, Pages 473–496 (Mi al40)

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Antiadditive Primitive Connected Theories

E. A. Palyutin

Sobolev Institute of Mathematics, Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences

Abstract: Our main goal is to prove that an infinite group is interpreted in every primitive connected non-superstable theory. Previously, we have introduced the concept of primitive connected theories, for which the quantifier elimination theorem was proved generalizing a similar elimination result for modules due to Baur, Monk, and Garavaglia. Here, we study primitive connected theories in which an infinite group is not interpreted, that is, theories that differ radically from theories of modules, but have a similar structure theory. Such are said to be antiadditive. (Note that theories of modules, as distinct from antiadditive ones, may be non-superstable.)

Keywords: primitive connected theory, antiadditive theory, group.

UDC: 510.67:512.57

Received: 11.12.2001


 English version:
Algebra and Logic, 2003, 42:4, 266–278

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