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Definability of groups in ℵ0-stable metric structures
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 March 2014
Abstract
We prove that in a continuous ℵ0-stable theory every type-definable group is definable. The two main ingredients in the proof are:
(i) Results concerning Morley ranks (i.e., Cantor-Bendixson ranks) from [Ben08], allowing us to prove the theorem in case the metric is invariant under the group action; and
(ii) Results concerning the existence of translation-invariant definable metrics on type-definable groups and the extension of partial definable metrics to total ones.
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