Explore strong minimality and algebraic relations between solutions for Poizat's family of equations in this 56-minute Model Theory Seminar lecture presented by David Marker from the University of Illinois at Chicago. Delve into advanced mathematical concepts and gain insights into this specialized area of study as part of the Fields Institute's Model Theory Seminar series.
Strong Minimality and Algebraic Relations Between Solutions for Poizat's Family of Equations
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Strong minimality and algebraic relations between solutions for Poizat's family of equations
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