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There are two ideas underlying this talk of mine. The first one is concerned with the interpretation of a class of first order formulas (called SH-formulas, since they are a class of HORN formulas in SKOLEM open form) in a category satisfying a very weak requirement, namely the sole existence of finite products. This idea was developed some years ago and later I will devote some of my time to discuss it. Of course, it is fashionable to interpret every formula (even of higher order and multi-sorted) in a topos, but to-poi have a very rich structure and satisfy many more properties than just having finite products. I might mention that C. MARCHINI started working on the comparison between the two definitions of truth and will soon publish a paper on the subject (see [1, 2]).
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M.SERVT A generalization of the exponential functor in connection with the SH-formulas(to appear).
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Servi, M. (2010). SH-Formulas and Generalized Exponential. In: Mangani, P. (eds) Model Theory and Applications. C.I.M.E. Summer Schools, vol 69. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-11121-1_3
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