The theory of integrally closed domains is not finitely axiomatizable

Mathematical Logic Quarterly 61 (1-2):120-122 (2015)
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It is well‐known that the theory of algebraically closed fields is not finitely axiomatizable. In this note, we prove that the theory of integrally closed integral domains is also not finitely axiomatizable.

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