(a) When
κ is finite, then
Tn is vacuously
κ-categorical since no models exist.
When
κ is countably-infinite, then
Tn is
κ-categorical because the only model that exists (up to isomorphism) is the model
M constructed as follows. For each of the
2n+1 subsets
X⊆{0,…,n} let
AX be a set consisting of a countably-infinite number of elements
x each of whom abides by
Ui(x)⟺i∈X. Then let the domain of
M be the disjoint union
M=⨆XAX, and let
M interpret
Ln in a direct manner.
When
κ is uncountable, then we may construct two non-isomorphic models by choosing any particular
X0⊆{0,…,n} and following the same construction as before but letting
AX0 be countable in one model and uncountable in the other.