On expansions of (Z,+,0)

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Abstract: Call a (strictly increasing) sequence (rn) of natural numbers emph{regular} if it satisfies the following condition: rn+1/rnohetainmathbbR>1cupinfty and, if heta is algebraic, then (rn) satisfies a linear recurrence relation whose characteristic polynomial is the minimal polynomial of heta. Our main result states that (mathbbZ,+,0,R) is superstable whenever R is enumerated by a regular sequence. We give two proofs of this result. One relies on a result of E. Casanovas and M. Ziegler and the other on a quantifier elimination result. We also show that (mathbbZ,+,0,<,R) is NIP whenever R is enumerated by a regular sequence that is ultimately periodic modulo m for all m>1.












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