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The Elementary Theory of e-Free PAC Fields

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Field Arithmetic

This chapter presents one of the highlights of this book, the study of the elementary theory of e-free PAC fields. We apply the elementary equivalence theorem for arbitrary PAC fields (Theorem 20.3.3) to the theory of perfect e-free PAC fields containing a fixed countable base field K. If K is finite and e=1 or K is Hilbertian and e≥1, then this theory coincides with the theory of all sentences with coeficients in K that are true in \(\tilde{K}(\sigma)\) , for almost all σG(K)e (Section 20.5). In particular, if K is explicitly given with elimination theory, then this theory is recursively decidable. In the special case where K is a global field and e=1 we prove a transfer theorem (Theorem 20.9.3): A sentence θ of ℒ(ring,O K ) is true among the fields \(\tilde{K}(\sigma)\) with probability equal to the probability that is true among the residue fields of K.

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(2008). The Elementary Theory of e-Free PAC Fields. In: Field Arithmetic. Ergebnisse der Mathematik und ihrer Grenzgebiete. 3. Folge / A Series of Modern Surveys in Mathematics, vol 11. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-77270-5_20

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