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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2013 iii Paper 19 1 i c Solution by
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A first-order formula is an absolute formula for membership structures and if, for every tuple ,The same elements interpret the free variables in both structures; bound variables range over their respective domains. Thus absoluteness requires both directions, rather than only preservation of truth from the smaller structure to the larger one.
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