On definable Galois theory and definable Galois cohomology in the totally transcendental setting

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This paper gives results which relate the definable Galois theory of [28] to the definable Galois cohomology of [18] in the setting of a totally transcendental first order theory. Firstly, we show that under some common assumptions the definable Galois cohomology of the extrinsic definable Galois group associated to fixed internality data classifies the number of definable Galois extensions inside a copy of the prime model. This generalizes a well-known result for Picard-Vessiot differential Galois theory shown originally via tannakian methods [3]. We then collate some triviality results for differential Galois cohomology [21] and recent results on iterated Picard-Vessiot extensions [10] [15] to give colimit formulas for differential Galois cohomology. Precisely, for an ordinary differential field $K$ of characteristic $0$ and a linear differential algebraic group $G$ over $K$, the differential Galois cohomology $\text{H}^1_{\delta}(K,G)$, is given by a colimit over the family of normal closures of iterated Picard-Vessiot extensions of $K$ of finite type. We then propose a new notion of boundedness for a differential field. We finally show that the minimal closure of a set of parameters $A$, the intersection of all elementary embeddings of a copy of the prime model over $A$ into itself, contains all of the definable Galois cohomological information for definable groups over $A$ satisfying also some strong but common conditions. Lastly, we give some colimit formulas for definable Galois cohomology and propose a model-theoretic definition of a bounded set of parameters.