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The last two examples can be combined: given any o-minimal expansion of the real field (such as the real field with restricted analytic functions), one can define its Pfaffian closure, which is again an o-minimal structure. (The Pfaffian closure of a structure is, in particular, closed under Pfaffian
642:. A major line of current research is based on discovering expansions of the real ordered field that are o-minimal. Despite the generality of application, one can show a great deal about the geometry of set definable in o-minimal structures. There is a cell decomposition theorem, 575: 611:
added (i.e. analytic functions on a neighborhood of , restricted to ; note that the unrestricted sine function has infinitely many roots, and so cannot be definable in an o-minimal structure.)
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The condition that the interpretation of < be dense is not strictly necessary, but it is known that discrete orders lead to essentially trivial o-minimal structures, see, for example,
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O-minimal structures originated in model theory and so have a simpler — but equivalent — definition using the language of model theory. Specifically if
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O-minimal structures can be defined without recourse to model theory. Here we define a structure on a nonempty set
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Moreover, continuously differentiable definable functions in a o-minimal structure satisfy a generalization of
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The "o" stands for "order", since any o-minimal structure requires an ordering on the underlying set.
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of an o-minimal structure is an o-minimal theory. This result is remarkable because, in contrast, the
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is equivalent to a quantifier-free formula involving only the ordering, also with parameters in
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Descent dynamical systems and algorithms for tame optimization, and multi-objective problems
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The complete theory of dense linear orders in the language with just the ordering.
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chains where arbitrary definable functions are used in place of polynomials.)
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has a dense linear order without endpoints on it, say <, then a structure
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Davis, Damek; Drusvyatskiy, Dmitriy; Kakade, Sham; Lee, Jason D. (2020).
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is called o-minimal (respect to <) if it satisfies the extra axioms
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structures, which are exactly the analogous property down to equality.
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theorems and a good notion of dimension and Euler characteristic.
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Knight, Pillay and Steinhorn (1986), Pillay and Steinhorn (1988).
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The complete theory of the real field with a symbol for the
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are precisely the finite unions of intervals and points.
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is a language including a binary relation <, and (
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Index

mathematical logic
model theory
structure
totally ordered
definable
union
intervals
quantifier elimination
formula
free variable
minimal
theory
model
complete theory
strongly minimal theory
boolean algebra
theory
real closed fields
real field
analytic functions
exponential function
Wilkie's theorem
Pfaffian functions
semialgebraic sets
real algebraic geometry
Whitney
Verdier
stratification
Ɓojasiewicz inequality
Semialgebraic set

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