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math.LO2021★ 2 cited

A corrected strategy for proving no finite variable axiomatisation exists for RRA

Rob Egrot, Robin Hirsch

We show that if for all finite there is a pair of non-isomorphic finite digraphs satisfying some additional conditions, one of which is that they cannot be distinguished in a c…

math.LO2020

First-order axiomatisations of representable relation algebras need formulas of unbounded quantifier depth

Rob Egrot, Robin Hirsch

Using a variation of the rainbow construction and various pebble and colouring games, we prove that RRA, the class of all representable relation algebras, cannot be axiomatised by…

math.LO2019

Recursive axiomatisations from separation properties

Rob Egrot

We define a fragment of monadic infinitary second-order logic corresponding to an abstract separation property. We use this to define the concept of a separation subclass. We use m…

math.LO2018★ 1 cited

Recursive axiomatizations for representable posets

Rob Egrot

We use model theoretic techniques to construct explicit first-order axiomatizations for the classes of posets that can be represented as systems of sets, where the order relation i…

math.LO2016★ 3 cited

No finite axiomatizations for posets embeddable into distributive lattices

Rob Egrot

Let and be cardinals with . We show that the class of posets that can be embedded into a distributive lattice via a map preserving all existing meets and jo…

math.LO2016★ 3 cited

Non-elementary classes of representable posets

Rob Egrot

A poset is -representable if it can be embedded into a field of sets in such a way that all existing joins, and all existing \emph{finite} meets are preserved. We show that…

math.LO2016★ 5 cited

Representable posets

Rob Egrot

A poset is representable if it can be embedded in a field of sets in such a way that existing finite meets and joins become intersections and unions respectively (we say finite mee…