Product cones in dense pairs

Mathematical Logic Quarterly 68 (3):279-287 (2022)
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Abstract

Let be an o‐minimal expansion of an ordered group, and a dense set such that certain tameness conditions hold. We introduce the notion of a product cone in, and prove: if expands a real closed field, then admits a product cone decomposition. If is linear, then it does not. In particular, we settle a question from [10].

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