Probably isomorphic structures

Abstract

Two structures M, N in the same language are called probably isomorphic if they (or, in case of metric structures, their completions) are isomorphic after forcing with the Lebesgue measure algebra. We show that, if M and N are discrete structures, or extremal models of a non-degenerate simplicial theory, then M and N are probably isomorphic if and only if L1([0,1], M) L1([0,1], N). We moreover employ some of the set-theoretic arguments used to prove the aforementioned result to characterize when nontrivial ultraproducts of diffuse von Neumann algebras are tensorially prime.

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