Sperner spaces and first‐order logic

Mathematical Logic Quarterly 49 (2):111-114 (2003)
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Abstract

We study the class of Sperner spaces, a generalized version of affine spaces, as defined in the language of pointline incidence and line parallelity. We show that, although the class of Sperner spaces is a pseudo-elementary class, it is not elementary nor even ℒ∞ω-axiomatizable. We also axiomatize the first-order theory of this class

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