General algebraic systems Homomorphisms and substructures Concept
Countably generated structure
Summary
A structure is countably generated when some countable subset of it generates the whole structure under its operations. It is the countable analogue of a finitely generated algebra. In a countable signature, a structure is countably generated exactly when its universe is countable.
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| MSC | 08A30, 03C07 |
| Changed | 2 November 2026 |
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