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Monotone -convex -differential fields
Let be a complete, model complete o-minimal theory extending the theory
of real closed ordered fields and assume that is power bounded. Let be
a model of equipped with a -convex valuation ring and a
-derivation such that is monotone, i.e., weakly
contractive with respect to the valuation induced by . We show
that the theory of monotone -convex -differential fields, i.e., the
common theory of such , has a model completion, which is complete and
distal. Among the axioms of this model completion, we isolate an analogue of
henselianity that we call -henselianity. We establish an
Ax--Kochen/Ershov theorem and further results for monotone -convex
-differential fields that are -henselian.Comment: 26 page
Panorama of p-adic model theory
ABSTRACT. We survey the literature in the model theory of p-adic numbers since\ud
Denefâs work on the rationality of PoincarĂ© series. / RĂSUMĂ. Nous donnons un aperçu des dĂ©veloppements de la thĂ©orie des modĂšles\ud
des nombres p-adiques depuis les travaux de Denef sur la rationalité de séries de Poincaré,\ud
par une revue de la bibliographie
Algebraically closed fields with characters; differential-henselian monotone valued differential fields
This thesis consists of two unrelated research projects. In the first project we study the model theory of the 2-sorted structure (F, C; Ï), where F is an algebraic closure of a finite field of characteristic p, C is the field of complex numbers and Ï â¶ F â C is an injective, multiplication preserving map.
In the second project we study the model theory of the differential-henselian monotone valued differential fields. We also consider definability in differential-henselian monotone fields with c-map and angular component map
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-convex -differential fields and their immediate extensions
Let be a polynomially bounded o-minimal theory extending the theory of
real closed ordered fields. Let be a model of equipped with a
-convex valuation ring and a -derivation. If this derivation is
continuous with respect to the valuation topology, then we call a
-convex -differential field. We show that every -convex
-differential field has an immediate strict -convex -differential
field extension which is spherically complete. In some important cases, the
assumption of polynomial boundedness can be relaxed to power boundedness.Comment: 26 page
Derivations on o-minimal fields
Let be an o-minimal expansion of a real closed ordered field and let be the theory of . In this thesis, we study derivations \der on . We require that these derivations be compatible with the -functions definable in . For example, if defines an exponential function, then we require that \der\exp(a) = \exp(a)\der a for all . We capture this compatibility with the notion of a -derivation.
Let T^\der be the theory of structures (K,\der), where and \der is a -derivation on . We show that T^\der has a model completion T^\der_{\mathcal{G}}, in which derivation behaves "generically." The theory T^\der_{\mathcal{G}} is model theoretically quite tame; it is distal, it has o-minimal open core, and it eliminates imaginaries.
Following our investigation of T^\der_{\mathcal{G}}, we turn our attention to -convex -differential fields. These are models equipped with a -derivation which is continuous with respect to a -convex valuation ring of , as defined by van den Dries and Lewenberg. We show that if is a -convex -differential field, then under certain conditions (including the necessary condition of power boundedness), has an immediate -convex -differential field extension which is spherically complete.
In the penultimate chapter, we consider -convex -differential fields which are also -fields, as defined by Aschenbrenner and van den Dries. We call these structures -fields, and we show that if is power bounded, then every -field has either exactly one or exactly two minimal Liouville closed -field extensions up to -isomorphism.
We end with two theorems when , the theory of the real field expanded by restricted elementary functions. First, we prove a model completeness result for the expansion of the ordered valued differential field of logarithmic-exponential transseries by its natural restricted elementary functions. We then use this result to prove that the theory of -fields has a model companion