Hanf number for the strictly stable cases
Abstract
Suppose t = (T,T1, p) is a triple of two theories T subset T1 in vocabularies tau subset tau1 (respectively) of cardinality lambda and a tau1-type p over the empty set; in the main case here is with T stable. We show the Hanf number for the property: "there is a model M1 of T1 which omits p, but M1 restricted to tau is saturated" is larger than the Hanf number of Llambda+, kappa but smaller than the Hanf number of L(2lambda)+, kappa when T is stable with kappa = kappa(T). In fact, we characterize the Hanf number of t when we fix (T, lambda) where T is a first order complete, lambda > |T| and demand |T1| < lambda.
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