Abstract
We introduce the notion of an ℱ-homogeneous model and prove that if a theory has an infinite ℱ-homogeneous model, then it has an ℱ-homogeneous model of any infinite cardinality which is not less than the cardinality of the theory.
On ℱ-homogeneous models
2025
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