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Finite subaxiomatization from an equivalent finite theory

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Suppose theories S and finite T have the same models. Let τ be the conjunction of T. Since S⊨τ, compactness supplies a finite S0​⊆S with S0​⊨τ. Conversely τ⊨S, so S0​ and S have the same models. Thus an axiomatization equivalent to a finite theory contains a finite equivalent subaxiomatization.

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