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Weakly maximal decidable structures
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We prove that there exists a structure M whose monadic second order theory is decidable, and such that the elementary theory of every expansion of M by a constant is undecidable. 1991 Mathematics Subject Classification. 03B25, 03C57, 03D05.
Alexis Bès, Patrick Cégielski
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