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| 1.  Introduction
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| 1.3.  Languages, Models, and Satisfaction (cont.)
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| Following standard usage, |- p means that p is a theorem of $L$.
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| If !S! is a set of sentences of $L$, then !S! |- p means
| that there is a proof of p from the logical axioms and !S!.
| If !S! = {!s!_1, ..., !s!_n} is finite, we write:
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|    !s!_1 ... !s!_n  |-  p.
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| As the logical axioms are always assumed,
| we say that 'there is a proof' of p from !S!,
| or p is 'deducible' from !S!, whenever !S! |- p.
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| !S! is 'inconsistent' iff every formula of $L$ can
| be deduced from !S!.  Otherwise !S! is 'consistent'.
| A sentence !s! is consistent iff {!s!} is.
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| !S! is 'maximal consistent' (in $L$) iff
| !S! is consistent and no set of sentences
| (of $L$) properly containing !S! is consistent.
|
| We list in the proposition below some useful, though
| simple, properties of consistent and maximal consistent
| sets of sentences.  (Many of these properties are found
| also in Proposition 1.2.8.)
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| 1.3.10.  Proposition.
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|          1.  !S! is consistent if and only if every
|              finite subset of !S! is consistent.
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|          2.  Let !s! be a sentence.
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|              !S! |_| {!s!} is inconsistent
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|              if and only if
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|              !S! |- ~!s!.
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|              Whence !S! |_| {!s!} is consistent
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|              if and only if
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|              ~!s! is not deducible from !S!.
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|          3.  If !S! is maximal consistent, then, for any sentences !s! and !t!:
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|              !S! |- !s!            iff   !s! belongs to !S!.
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|              !s! is not in !S!     iff   ~!s! belongs to !S!.
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|              !s! & !t! is in !S!   iff   !s! and !t! belong to !S!.
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|          4.  Deduction Theorem.
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|              !S! |_| {!s!} |- !t!  if and only if  !S! |- !s! => !t!.
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|              (Here, !s! is a sentence, although !t! need not be one.)
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| Chang & Keisler, 'Model Theory', page 25.
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| C.C. Chang and H.J. Keisler, 'Model Theory',
| North-Holland, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1973.

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