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Countable models of ℵ1-categorical theories

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Countable models of ℵ1-categorical theories are classified. It is shown that such a theory has only a countable number of nonisomorphic countable models.

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The author was partially supported by NSF grants GP-1621 and GP-4257 during the period those results were obtained.

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Morley, M. Countable models of ℵ1-categorical theories. Israel J. Math. 5, 65–72 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02771623

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