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Use the following group axioms in the given language:Commutativity supplies the other identity and inverse equations. These first-order sentences therefore specify precisely an abelian group with the named identity $0$; an inverse function symbol is unnecessary because inverses are asserted to exist by a quantified formula.

For each positive integer $n$, let $t_n(x)$ be the first-order term recursively defined by $t_1(x)=x$ and $t_{n+1}(x)=t_n(x)+x$. Add the torsion-free abelian group axiom schemeEvery first-order model of these first-order sentences is an abelian group with no nonidentity element of finite order. Conversely every torsion-free abelian group satisfies each of the displayed first-order sentences. This is a countably infinite first-order axiomatization of exactly the required class.

A quantified formula has a quantifier as its outermost formation: it is of the form $\forall x\theta$ or $\exists x\theta$. The quantifier binds the indicated variable occurrences according to the formation rules.