Residually Constructible Extensions
Abstract
Let T be an o-minimal theory expanding RCF and Tconvex be the common theory of its models expanded by predicate for a non-trivial T-convex valuation ring. We call an elementary extension (E, O) (E*, O*) Tconvex res-constructible if there is a tuple s in O* such that E* = dcl(E,s), and the projection res(s) of s in the residue field sort is dcl-independent over the residue field res(E, O) of (E, O). We study factorization properties of res-constructible extensions. Our main result is that a res-constructible extension (E, O) (E*, O*) has the property that all (E1, O1) with (E, O) (E1, O1) (E*, O*) are res-constructible over (E, O), if and only if E* has countable dcl-dimension over E or the value group val(E*, O*) is short (i.e. contains no uncountable well-ordered subset). This analysis entails complete answers to [11, Problem 5.12].
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