Arithmetical Identities in a 2‐element Model of Tarski's System

Mathematical Logic Quarterly 48 (2):277-282 (2002)
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Abstract

All arithmetical identities involving 1, addition, multiplication and exponentiation will be true in a 2-element model of Tarski's system if a certain sequence of natural numbers is not bounded. That sequence can be bounded only if the set of Fermat's prime numbers is finite

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