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318 NONSTANDARD MODELS<br />

for the construction of section 13.3. Call i minimal if there is no j < i such<br />

that c i = c j is in Ɣ # . Show that the function δ taking n to the nth number i<br />

such that c i is minimal is arithmetical.<br />

25.10 Continuing the preceding problem, explain why for every constant c there<br />

is a unique n such that c = δ(n) isinƔ # , <strong>and</strong> that if in the construction of<br />

section 13.3 we take as the element ci<br />

M associated with the constant c i this<br />

number n, then the relation R M associated with any relation symbol R will<br />

be arithmetical.<br />

25.11 Explain how the arithmetical Löwenheim–Skolem theorem for the case where<br />

function symbols are absent follows on putting together the preceding six<br />

problems, <strong>and</strong> indicate how to extend the theorem to the case where they are<br />

present.

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