On distinguishing quotients of symmetric groups

Annals of Pure and Applied Logic 97 (1-3):47-83 (1999)
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Abstract

A study of the elementary theory of quotients of symmetric groups is carried out in a similar spirit to Shelah . Apart from the trivial and alternating subgroups, the normal subgroups of the full symmetric group S on an infinite cardinal μ are all of the form Sκ = the subgroup consisting of elements whose support has cardinality 20, cƒ 20 < κ, 0 < κ < 20, and κ = 0, we make a further analysis of the first order theory of Sλ/Sκ. introducing many-sorted second order structures , all of whose sorts have cardinality at most 20, and in terms of which we can completely characterize the elementary theory of the groups Sλ/Sκ

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