Remarks on NIP in a model
arXiv:1706.04674 · doi:10.1002/malq.201700070
Abstract
We define the notion has in , where is a subset of a model, and give some equivalences by translating results from [1]. Using additional material from [11] we discuss the number of coheirs when is not necessarily countable. We also revisit the notion " has in a model " from [8].
This paper includes things from arXiv:1703.08731v2