In [2] Su Gao proves that the following are equivalent for a countable (cf. theorem 1.2 too): (I)There is an uncountable model of the Scott sentence of . (II) There exists some , where is the closure of under the product topology in . (III) There is an - elementary embedding from to itself such that . We generalize his theorem to all cardinals of of cofinality (cf. theorem 4.2). The following are equivalent: (I) There is a model of the Scott sentence of of size . (II) For all , there exist functions in , such that for , \begin{equation}() j_{\gamma,\beta}\circ j_{\beta,\alpha}=j_{\gamma,\alpha},\end{equation} where is the closure of under the product topology in . (III) For every , there exist - elementary embeddings (cf. definition 2.5) from to itself such that $\alpha_1<\alpha_2\Rightarrow range(j_{\alpha_1})\subset range(j_{\alpha_2})$. Theorem 4.2 holds both for countable and uncountable . Condition () in (II), which does not appear in the countable case, can not be removed when is uncountable (cf. theorem 4.5). Condition (II) imply the existence of at least automorphisms of (cf. corollary 4.6). It is unknown to the author whether a purely topological proof of corollary 4.6 exists.

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