Elementarily equivalent
In mathematics, specifically model theory, two models of a language are said to be elementarily equivalent if their theories are the same; that is, any sentence satisfied by one model is also satisfied by the other.
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Mathematics - Model theory - Models - Language - Theories - Sentence
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