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7 votes
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Completion of surreal subfields

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Automorphism group of the class of surreal numbers

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Integer parts isomorphic?

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A wild model of $\mathcal{T}(\mathbb{N})$ appears...

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Definition of the set of definitions.

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A strong Cantor theorem without choice

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Completing ordered Fields

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Range of an ordinal valued function

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191 views

Cardinals definable using ordinal arithmetics

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Universal linear orders without $\omega_1$ or $\omega_1^*$ subsets.

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Surreal numbers whose final segment is an integer.

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Intervals in divisible ordered groups

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141 views

General exponential inequality?

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128 views

Height of an ordered field

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343 views

Square root of a simply connected region of $\mathbb{C}$.

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Real closure and archimedean-like property

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123 views

Value groups of ultrapowers of $\mathbb{R}$.

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Theory with non archimedean models

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Natural models of Ackermann Set Theory

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Linearly ordered, non CT-groups

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1 answer
108 views

Compositions of ordinal numbers

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Order types of ordered fields

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Partial order on the set of ordinal functions

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Well-founded orders and sums

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65 views

Is $Ord$ weakly compact?

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Limit of the derivative and LUB

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Ordered fields with countable cofinality

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Well-ordered sets in the field of Hahn series

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Ordered ring and mutiplicative ordinal

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A reduction to the finite degree case