Uniform local definable cell decomposition for locally o-minimal expansion of the group of reals
Abstract
We demonstrate the following uniform local definable cell decomposition theorem in this paper. Consider a structure M = (M, <,0,+, …) elementarily equivalent to a locally o-minimal expansion of the group of reals ( R, <,0,+). Let \Aλ\λ∈ be a finite family of definable subsets of Mm+n. There exist an open box B in Mn containing the origin and a finite partition of definable sets Mm × B = X1 … Xk such that B=(X1)b … (Xk)b is a definable cell decomposition of B for any b ∈ Mm and Xi Aλ = or Xi ⊂ Aλ for any 1 ≤ i ≤ k and λ ∈ . Here, the notation Sb denotes the fiber of a definable subset S of Mm+n at b ∈ Mm.
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