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This paper establishes that pairs of models of the theory of logarithmic-exponential transseries, where the smaller model is bounded and admits a standard part map, form a complete, model-complete theory with quantifier elimination and purely stably embedded substructures, a result generalized to differential-Hensel-Liouville closed pre--fields relative to their differential residue fields.
This paper introduces the concept of -stationary subsets of for and examines Menas' Theorem in the context of $1$-stationary and $2$-stationary subsets.
This paper establishes the consistency of Zermelo–Fraenkel set theory augmented with the Axiom of Dependent Choices, the non-existence of Vitali sets, and a substantial fragment of the Boolean Prime Ideal Theorem.
The paper proves that for any non-arithmetic set and any arithmetic finite coloring of the natural numbers, there exists an infinite set with monochromatic finite sums such that is not computable from , thereby demonstrating that Hindman's theorem does not code in a single application.
This paper presents new examples and counterexamples regarding the axiomatization and finite model property of products and semiproducts of propositional modal logics with S5, utilizing local tabularity and bisimulation games to establish decidability results for specific fragments of predicate modal logics.
This paper provides an improved and detailed constructive proof demonstrating that the support of a Lebesgue integrable complemented set in with positive measure, which is both bounded and convex, is necessarily totally bounded and located.
This paper introduces a novel semantics based on lower semilattices with a greatest element and a partial implication function for the minimal well-determined logic, proving its soundness and completeness while demonstrating that its set of tautologies is decidable in polynomial time.
This paper extends proof-theoretic uniform bound extraction from normed structures to general abstract metric spaces using positive bounded logic, thereby providing a formal explanation for previous nonstandard proofs and yielding novel explicit bounds for structural theorems on stable subsets of groups.
This paper advances the theory of monoidal bicategories by introducing bicategorical versions of linear exponential comonads and codereliction transformations, thereby extending Joyal's differential calculus of analytic functors from single-variable to multi-variable contexts between presheaf categories.
This paper investigates the conditions under which a sound arithmetic theory efficiently simulates its extension by establishing unconditional constraints on such simulations and proposing a central conjecture that links the failure of elementary arithmetic to prove consistency implications with the intractability of proving bounded consistency statements.