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Soundness for TTT  ⟺  \iff⟺ (Ω-satisfiable ⇒\Rightarrow⇒ Ω-consistent)

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OmegaLogic.soundness_iff_satisfiable_imp_consistent

by Lucas · Oct 11, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

forcinglarge-cardinalsomega-logicset-theory

Fact 3.4 (primer). For every set of sentences TTT, the following are equivalent:

  1. for every sentence φ\varphiφ, T⊢ΩφT \vdash_\Omega \varphiT⊢Ω​φ implies T⊨ΩφT \models_\Omega \varphiT⊨Ω​φ;
  2. if TTT is Ω-satisfiable (some VαB⊨TV^B_\alpha \models TVαB​⊨T), then TTT is Ω-consistent (T⊬Ω⊥T \nvdash_\Omega \botT⊬Ω​⊥).
(∀φ, T⊢Ωφ⇒T⊨Ωφ)  ⟺  (T Ω-satisfiable⇒T Ω-consistent).\Big(\forall \varphi,\ T \vdash_\Omega \varphi \Rightarrow T \models_\Omega \varphi\Big) \iff \Big(T \text{ Ω-satisfiable} \Rightarrow T \text{ Ω-consistent}\Big).(∀φ, T⊢Ω​φ⇒T⊨Ω​φ)⟺(T Ω-satisfiable⇒T Ω-consistent).

No large-cardinal hypothesis is assumed. This restates soundness for a fixed theory as a statement about consistency.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_OmegaLogic_Provability
import Definitions.Def_OmegaLogic_LargeCardinals

universe u
Formal statement
namespace OmegaLogic

theorem soundness_iff_satisfiable_imp_consistent (T : Set Sent) :
    (∀ φ : Sent, OmegaProvable.{u} T φ → OmegaValid.{u} T φ) ↔
      (OmegaSatisfiable.{u} T → OmegaConsistent.{u} T) := by sorry

end OmegaLogic
Source
J. Bagaria, N. Castells, P. Larson, "An Ω-logic primer", in Set Theory (Trends in Mathematics), Birkhäuser 2006, pp. 1–28, doi:10.1007/3-7643-7692-9_1; online version https://paulblarson.github.io/omegalogicmaster5.pdf, Fact 3.4, p. 23.

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