Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic

Rumely Domains with Atomic Constructible Boolean Algebra. An Effective Viewpoint

Claude Sureson
Source: Notre Dame J. Formal Logic Volume 48, Number 3 (2007), 399-423.

Abstract

The archetypal Rumely domain is the ring \widetildeZ of algebraic integers. Its constructible Boolean algebra is atomless. We study here the opposite situation: Rumely domains whose constructible Boolean algebra is atomic. Recursive models (which are rings of algebraic numbers) are proposed; effective model-completeness and decidability of the corresponding theory are proved.

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Secondary Subjects: 11U99
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