Ben De Smet (Leeds)
Location: MALL
Title: The Whitney embedding theorems and o-minimality
The Whitney embedding theorems (95%) and o-minimality (5%).
Models is a weekly seminar of model theorists in Leeds, that aims to foster collaboration and engagement in each other's research. Roughly twice a term, Models combines with Sets for a two-hour joint seminar. Please contact Mervyn Tong at mmhwmt (at) leeds.ac.uk if you have any questions.
Time and place: MALL 1, Wednesday 14.00 - 15.00
Current organiser: Mervyn Tong
Results 11 to 12 of 12
Location: MALL
Title: The Whitney embedding theorems and o-minimality
The Whitney embedding theorems (95%) and o-minimality (5%).
Location: MALL
Title: Weakly immediate types and T-convexity
For $T$ an o-minimal theory expanding RCF, a $T$-convex valuation ring on an o-minimal expansion of a RCF is a convex subring closed under continuous $T$-definable functions. This was first defined by Van Den Dries and Leweneberg who proved that the common theory $T_{\mathrm{convex}}$ of the expansions of models of $T$ by a non-trivial $T$-convex valuation ring is complete and weakly o-minimal. One of the key properties of the valuation theory of $T_{\mathrm{convex}}$ for power bounded $T$ is the so called residue-valuation property which can be restated as saying that every model of $T_{\mathrm{convex}}$ has a spherically complete maximal immediate extension. This is known to be false if $T$ defines an exponential. The goal of the talk will be to discuss potential analogues of the residue-valuation property in the exponential context.