Definable Topological Dynamics in Metastable Theories

Kirk, Thomas (2019) Definable Topological Dynamics in Metastable Theories. Doctoral thesis, University of Central Lancashire.

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Abstract

We initiate a study of the definable topological dynamics of groups definable in metastable theories. In stable theories, it is known that the quotient of a group G by its type-definable connected component G00 is isomorphic to the Ellis Group of the flow (G(M),SG(M)); we consider whether these results could be extended to the broader metastable setting. Further, the definable topological dynamics of compactly dominated groups in the o-minimal setting is well understood. We investigate to what extent stable domination is a suitable analogue of compact domination in regards to describing the Ellis Group of metastable definable groups


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