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Auteurs principaux: Johnson, Will, Ye, Jinhe
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Publié: 2023
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author Johnson, Will
Ye, Jinhe
author_facet Johnson, Will
Ye, Jinhe
contents If $C$ is a curve over $\mathbb{Q}$ with genus at least $2$ and $C(\mathbb{Q})$ is empty, then the class of fields $K$ of characteristic 0 such that $C(K) = \varnothing$ has a model companion, which we call $C\mathrm{XF}$. The theory $C\mathrm{XF}$ is not complete, but we characterize the completions. Using $C\mathrm{XF}$, we produce examples of fields with interesting combinations of properties. For example, we produce (1) a model-complete field with unbounded Galois group, (2) an infinite field with a decidable first-order theory that is not ``large'' in the sense of Pop, (3) a field that is algebraically bounded but not ``very slim'' in the sense of Junker and Koenigsmann, and (4) a pure field that is strictly NSOP$_4$, i.e., NSOP$_4$ but not NSOP$_3$. Lastly, we give a new construction of fields that are virtually large but not large.
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spellingShingle Curve-excluding fields
Johnson, Will
Ye, Jinhe
Logic
Algebraic Geometry
If $C$ is a curve over $\mathbb{Q}$ with genus at least $2$ and $C(\mathbb{Q})$ is empty, then the class of fields $K$ of characteristic 0 such that $C(K) = \varnothing$ has a model companion, which we call $C\mathrm{XF}$. The theory $C\mathrm{XF}$ is not complete, but we characterize the completions. Using $C\mathrm{XF}$, we produce examples of fields with interesting combinations of properties. For example, we produce (1) a model-complete field with unbounded Galois group, (2) an infinite field with a decidable first-order theory that is not ``large'' in the sense of Pop, (3) a field that is algebraically bounded but not ``very slim'' in the sense of Junker and Koenigsmann, and (4) a pure field that is strictly NSOP$_4$, i.e., NSOP$_4$ but not NSOP$_3$. Lastly, we give a new construction of fields that are virtually large but not large.
title Curve-excluding fields
topic Logic
Algebraic Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.06063