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An Introduction to Independence and Local Modularity

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Algebraic Model Theory

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This brief survey has a very modest goal. I hope to present an introduction to some of the common features which lay in the background of at least three of the main topics of this workshop: the spectrum function for countable theories [8], smoothly approximated structures [6], the model theory of fields with an automorphism and its application to the Manin-Mumford Conjecture [23, 4].

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Bouscaren, E. (1997). An Introduction to Independence and Local Modularity. In: Hart, B.T., Lachlan, A.H., Valeriote, M.A. (eds) Algebraic Model Theory. NATO ASI Series, vol 496. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8923-9_1

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