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Boolean-valued model

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A Boolean-valued model is a type of model used primarily in set theory and logic, particularly in the context of forcing and the foundations of mathematics. The concept allows for the interpretation of mathematical statements in a way that extends beyond classical binary truth values (true and false) to include a richer structure based on Boolean algebras.

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