Proof Theory
An elementary embedding is a type of mapping between two structures in model theory that preserves the truth of all first-order statements. This means that if a certain property holds in one structure, it will also hold in the other when examined under the same first-order language. Understanding elementary embeddings helps bridge concepts between different models and provides insights into the relationships and hierarchies among them.
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