English-Language Arts Course Listings and Textbook Matrix

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• leçon - matière potentielle : steck - vaughn 2.5 ii
• cours - matière potentielle : number courses
• cours - matière potentielle : holt
• cours - matière : english
• expression écrite
• leçon - matière potentielle : scholastic 2.5 ii
• cours - matière potentielle : language arts

English-Language Arts Course Listings and Textbook Matrix Course Number Courses and Related Textbook Options Publisher or Author Credit Value Level N/A Primary English-Language Arts Collections for Young Scholars, Volume 2, Books 1 and 2 Open Court Publishing N/A 1-3 Phonics A Steck-Vaughn N/A K Phonics B Steck-Vaughn N/A K Target Spelling, 180 and 360 Steck-Vaughn N/A 1-2 Grade level appropriate literature N/A Kindergarten English-Language Arts Phonics A Steck-Vaughn N/A K Phonics B Steck-Vaughn N/A K N/A Grade One English-Language Arts

• sadlier oxford
• literature 10 mcdougal-littell
• mcdougal-littell 5.0 hs
• prep elements
• college prep
• hs
• literature
• language

Sujets

• English
• Language arts
• Remarque
• Puffin

Informations

• Publié par: mochug
• Nombre de lectures: 88
• Langue: English

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Introduction Pop’s problem Decidability Definability Preview
Definability in fields
Lecture 1:
Undecidabile arithmetic, decidable geometry
Thomas Scanlon
University of California, Berkeley
5 February 2007
Model Theory and Computable Model Theory
Gainesville, Florida
Thomas Scanlon University of California, Berkeley
Definability in fields Lecture 1: Undecidabile arithmetic, decidable geometryIntroduction Pop’s problem Decidability Definability Preview
Structures from logic
Question
What do we study when we examine mathematical structures from
the perspective of logic?
What formal sentences are true inM?
What sets are definable inM?
Thomas Scanlon University of California, Berkeley
Definability in fields Lecture 1: Undecidabile arithmetic, decidable geometryIntroduction Pop’s problem Decidability Definability Preview
Structures from logic
Question
What do we study when we examine mathematical structures from
the perspective of logic?
Given anL-structureM we might ask:
What formal sentences are true inM?
What sets are definable inM?
Thomas Scanlon University of California, Berkeley
Definability in fields Lecture 1: Undecidabile arithmetic, decidable geometryIntroduction Pop’s problem Decidability Definability Preview
Structures from logic
Question
What do we study when we examine mathematical structures from
the perspective of logic?
Given anL-structureM we might ask:
What formal sentences are true inM?
What sets are definable inM?
Thomas Scanlon University of California, Berkeley
Definability in fields Lecture 1: Undecidabile arithmetic, decidable geometryIntroduction Pop’s problem Decidability Definability Preview
Structures from logic
Question
What do we study when we examine mathematical structures from
the perspective of logic?
Given anL-structureM we might ask:
What formal sentences are true inM? That is, what is
Th (M) :={ϕ|M|= ϕ}.L
What sets are definable inM?
Thomas Scanlon University of California, Berkeley
Definability in fields Lecture 1: Undecidabile arithmetic, decidable geometryIntroduction Pop’s problem Decidability Definability Preview
Structures from logic
Question
What do we study when we examine mathematical structures from
the perspective of logic?
Given anL-structureM we might ask:
What formal sentences are true inM? That is, what is
Th (M) :={ϕ|M|= ϕ}. Perhaps more importantly, howL
do we decide which sentences are true inM?
What sets are definable inM?
Thomas Scanlon University of California, Berkeley
Definability in fields Lecture 1: Undecidabile arithmetic, decidable geometryIntroduction Pop’s problem Decidability Definability Preview
Structures from logic
Question
What do we study when we examine mathematical structures from
the perspective of logic?
Given anL-structureM we might ask:
What formal sentences are true inM? That is, what is
Th (M) :={ϕ|M|= ϕ}. Perhaps more importantly, howL
do we decide which sentences are true inM?
What sets are definable inM?
Thomas Scanlon University of California, Berkeley
Definability in fields Lecture 1: Undecidabile arithmetic, decidable geometryIntroduction Pop’s problem Decidability Definability Preview
Structures from logic
Question
What do we study when we examine mathematical structures from
the perspective of logic?
Given anL-structureM we might ask:
What formal sentences are true inM? That is, what is
Th (M) :={ϕ|M|= ϕ}. Perhaps more importantly, howL
do we decide which sentences are true inM?
What sets are definable inM? That is, describe the setS∞Def(M) := Def (M) wherenn=0
Def (M) :={ϕ(M)| ϕ(x ,...,x )∈L} andn 1 n
nϕ(M) :={a∈ M |M|= ϕ(a)}.
Thomas Scanlon University of California, Berkeley
Definability in fields Lecture 1: Undecidabile arithmetic, decidable geometryIntroduction Pop’s problem Decidability Definability Preview
Which question should we ask?
Traditionally, logicians focus on decidability of theories.
From the standpoint of logic, we can only discern a difference
between structures if they satisfy different sentences. That is,
elementary equivalence,M≡N⇔ Th (M) = Th (N), isL L
the right logical notion of two structures being the same.
The complexity of the theory of a structure is expressed by the
complexity of Def(M).
Thomas Scanlon University of California, Berkeley
Definability in fields Lecture 1: Undecidabile arithmetic, decidable geometryIntroduction Pop’s problem Decidability Definability Preview
Which question should we ask?
Traditionally, logicians focus on decidability of theories.
From the standpoint of logic, we can only discern a difference
between structures if they satisfy different sentences. That is,
elementary equivalence,M≡N⇔ Th (M) = Th (N), isL L
the right logical notion of two structures being the same.
The complexity of the theory of a structure is expressed by the
complexity of Def(M).
Thomas Scanlon University of California, Berkeley
Definability in fields Lecture 1: Undecidabile arithmetic, decidable geometry