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A connected graph G is said to be z-homogeneous if any isomorphism between finite connected induced subgraphs of G extends to an automorphism of G. Finite z-homogeneous graphs were classified in [17]. We show that z-homogeneity is... more
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Using the Lascar inequalities, we show that any finite rank $\delta$-closed subset of a quasiprojective variety is definably isomorphic to an affine $\delta$-closed set. Moreover, we show that if X is a finite rank subset of the... more
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The Journal of Symbolic Logic Volume 67, Number 3, Sept. 2002 ON LASCAR RANK AND MORLEY RANK OF DEFINABLE GROUPS IN DIFFERENTIALLY CLOSED FIELDS ANAND PILLAY AND WAI YAN PONG Abstract. Morley rank and Lascar rank are equal on generic... more
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The Journal of Symbolic Logic Volume 67, Number 3, Sept. 2002 ON LASCAR RANK AND MORLEY RANK OF DEFINABLE GROUPS IN DIFFERENTIALLY CLOSED FIELDS ANAND PILLAY AND WAI YAN PONG Abstract. Morley rank and Lascar rank are equal on generic... more
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Let X be a δ-variety over some δ-field K. Denote by tdδ(X/K), or simply tdδ(X) if the ground field is understood, the δ-transcendental degree of K〈X〉 over K. Suppose tdδ(X)=d; Johnson [Comment. Math. Helv.44 (1969), 207–216] showed that... more
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A connected graph G is said to be z-homogeneous if any isomorphism between finite connected induced subgraphs of G extends to an automorphism of G. Finite z-homogeneous graphs were classified in [17]. We show that z-homogeneity is... more
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