MIXED IDENTITIES FOR OLIGOMORPHIC AUTOMORPHISM GROUPS

Abstract We study mixed identities for oligomorphic automorphism groups of countable relational structures. Our main result gives sufficient conditions for such a group to not admit a mixed identity without particular constants. We study numerous examples and prove in many cases that there cannot be a non-singular mixed identity.

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Journal of Symbolic Logic
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2025-08-19
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https://doi.org/10.1017/jsl.2025.10123
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Finite Group Theory Research
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MIXED IDENTITIES FOR OLIGOMORPHIC AUTOMORPHISM GROUPS

Andreas Thom, Manuel Bodirsky, Jakob Schneider
Journal of Symbolic Logic
Finite Group Theory Research
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MIXED IDENTITIES FOR OLIGOMORPHIC AUTOMORPHISM GROUPS

Andreas Thom, Manuel Bodirsky, Jakob Schneider
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Abstract We study mixed identities for oligomorphic automorphism groups of countable relational structures. Our main result gives sufficient conditions for such a group to not admit a mixed identity without particular constants. We study numerous examples and prove in many cases that there cannot be a non-singular mixed identity.

Journal of Symbolic Logic
Technische Universität Dresden (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Finite Group Theory Research
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