Lecture

Term Models for First-Order Logic

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This lecture covers term models for first-order logic, discussing the interpretation that makes a formula true, substructures, small model theorems, examples of substructures, universal formulas staying true in substructures, finding the smallest substructure, and the Herbrand model as a generic countable model.

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