The elementary closure of the class NrnCAm for m≥ n+1 is not finitely axiomatizable, futhermore for any finite k≥ 1, there is A∈ NrωCA+kthat is not SNrωCAω+k+1
Abstract
We show that for 1<n<m, the class NrnCAm known to be non-elementary is pseudo elementary. When n and m are finite we use a two sorted theory, when n is finite and m infinite we use a three sorted one, and finally when both are infinite we use a four sorted defining theory. Our non finite axiomatizability result, follows from the fact that for 2<n<m, and any r∈ ω there exists a finite (Monk like) algebra C(m,n,r), such that C(m,n,r)∈ NrnCAm C(m,n,r) SNrnCAm+1, and any non trivial ultraproduct on r of such algebras in in ElNrnCAm. Finally we use such algebras, to show that for infinite dimension there is an algebra A∈ Nrα+k that is not in SNrαCAα+k+1 (α an infinite ordinal).
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