“…Note that the continuous logic approach takes weaker assumptions on d. Along with completeness it is only assumed that the operations of a structure are uniformly continuous with respect to d. Thus it is worth noting here that any group which is a continuous structure has an equivalent bi-invariant metric. See [15] for a discussion concerning this observation.…”
Section: Axiomatizability In Continuous Logicmentioning
We study expressive power of continuous logic in classes of metric groups defined by properties of their actions. For example we consider properties non-OB, non-FH and non-FR.
“…Note that the continuous logic approach takes weaker assumptions on d. Along with completeness it is only assumed that the operations of a structure are uniformly continuous with respect to d. Thus it is worth noting here that any group which is a continuous structure has an equivalent bi-invariant metric. See [15] for a discussion concerning this observation.…”
Section: Axiomatizability In Continuous Logicmentioning
We study expressive power of continuous logic in classes of metric groups defined by properties of their actions. For example we consider properties non-OB, non-FH and non-FR.
We consider continuous structures which are obtained from finite dimensional Hilbert spaces over C by adding some unitary operators. We consider appropriate algorithmic problems concerning continuous theories of natural classes of these structures. We connect these questions with property MF.
We study expressive power of continuous logic in classes of metric groups defined by properties of their actions. We concentrate on unbounded continuous actions on metric spaces. For example, we consider the properties non‐OB, non‐FH
and non‐FR.
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