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Concept
Inner model
Résumé
In set theory, a branch of mathematical logic, an inner model for a theory T is a substructure of a model M of a set theory that is both a model for T and contains all the ordinals of M.
Let be the language of set theory. Let S be a particular set theory, for example the ZFC axioms and let T (possibly the same as S) also be a theory in .
If M is a model for S, and N is an -structure such that
N is a substructure of M, i.e. the interpretation of in N is
N is a model for T
the domain of N is a transitive class of M
N contains all ordinals of M
then we say that N is an inner model of T (in M). Usually T will equal (or subsume) S, so that N is a model for S 'inside' the model M of S.
If only conditions 1 and 2 hold, N is called a standard model of T (in M), a standard submodel of T (if S = T and) N is a set in M. A model N of T in M is called transitive when it is standard and condition 3 holds. If the axiom of foundation is not assumed (that is, is not in S) all three of these concepts are given the additional condition that N be well-founded. Hence inner models are transitive, transitive models are standard, and standard models are well-founded.
The assumption that there exists a standard submodel of ZFC (in a given universe) is stronger than the assumption that there exists a model. In fact, if there is a standard submodel, then there is a smallest standard submodel
called the minimal model contained in all standard submodels. The minimal submodel contains no standard submodel (as it is minimal) but (assuming the consistency of ZFC) it contains
some model of ZFC by the Gödel completeness theorem. This model is necessarily not well-founded otherwise its Mostowski collapse would be a standard submodel. (It is not well-founded as a relation in the universe, though it
satisfies the axiom of foundation so is "internally" well-founded. Being well-founded is not an absolute property.)
In particular in the minimal submodel there is a model of ZFC but there is no standard submodel of ZFC.
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