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  • David Hilbert
    metalogic
    / Elementary logic

    …special combination called the “ultraproduct” of a family of structures (see below Ultrafilters, ultraproducts, and ultrapowers)—in particular, the ultrapower when the structures are all copies of the same structure (just as the product of a1, . . ., an is the same as the power an, if ai =…

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    …special combination called the “ultraproduct” of a family of structures (see below Ultrafilters, ultraproducts, and ultrapowers)—in particular, the ultrapower when the structures are all copies of the same structure (just as the product of a1, . . ., an is the same as the power an, if ai =…

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  • David Hilbert
    metalogic
    / Ultrafilters, ultraproducts, and ultrapowers

    ) An ultrafilter on a nonempty set I is defined as a set D of subsets of I such that

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    ) An ultrafilter on a nonempty set I is defined as a set D of subsets of I such that

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