Relative Vaught's Conjecture for Some Meager Groups

Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 48 (1):115-132 (2007)
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Assume G is a superstable locally modular group. We describe for any countable model M of Th(G) the quotient group G(M) / Gm(M). Here Gm is the modular part of G. Also, under some additional assumptions we describe G(M) / Gm(M) relative to G⁻(M). We prove Vaught's Conjecture for Th(G) relative to Gm and a finite set provided that ℳ(G) = 1 and the ring of pseudoendomorphisms of G is finite

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