Independence Results for Finite Set Theories in Well-Founded Locally Finite Graphs

Studia Logica:1-20 (forthcoming)
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We consider all combinatorially possible systems corresponding to subsets of finite set theory (i.e., Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory without the axiom of infinity) and for each of them either provide a well-founded locally finite graph that is a model of that theory or show that this is impossible. To that end, we develop the technique of axiom closure of graphs.

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Benedikt Löwe
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