Strong amalgamation property

Definition

An amalgam is a tuple (A,f,B,g,C) such that A,B,C are structures of the same signature, and f : A → B, g : A → C are embeddings (injective morphisms).

A class K of structures is said to have the strong amalgamation property, or SAP for short, if for every amalgam with A,B,C ∈ K there exists a structure D ∈ K and embeddings f ' : B → D, g' : C → D such that f 'of = g 'og and f '[B]∩g '[C] = (f ' of)[A] = (g ' og)[A], where for any set X and function h on X, h[X] = {h(x) | x ∈ X}.

Properties that imply the SAP

Properties implied by the SAP

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