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In answering questions of J. Maříková [Fund. Math. 209 (2010)] we prove a triangulation result that is of independent interest. In more detail, let R be an o-minimal field with a proper convex subring V, and let st: V → k be the corresponding standard part map. Under a mild assumption on (R,V) we show that a definable set X ⊆ Vⁿ admits a triangulation that induces a triangulation of its standard part st X ⊆ kⁿ.
A compact semialgebraic set admits a semialgebraic triangulation such that the family of open simplexes forms a Whitney stratification and is compatible with a finite number of given semialgebraic subsets.
Given an o-minimal expansion ℳ of a real closed field R which is not polynomially bounded. Let denote the definable indefinitely Peano differentiable functions. If we further assume that ℳ admits cell decomposition, each definable closed subset A of Rⁿ is the zero-set of a function f:Rⁿ → R. This implies approximation of definable continuous functions and gluing of functions defined on closed definable sets.
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