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Real Algebraic and Analytic Geometry |
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Submission: 2004, June 14.
Abstract:
Modifying the proof of a theorem of Wilkie, it is shown that if a one
dimnsional set $S$ is definable in an O-minimal expansion of the ordered
field of the reals, and if it is regularly exponentially near to many
integral points, then there is an unbounded set, which is ${\cal R}$
definable without parameters, and which is exponentially near to $S$.
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