Abstract
We study a class of tame -theories of topological fields and their -extension by a generic derivation . The topological fields under consideration include henselian valued fields of characteristic 0 and real closed fields. We show that the associated expansion by a generic derivation has -open core (i.e., every -definable open set is -definable) and derive both a cell decomposition theorem and a transfer result of elimination of imaginaries. Other tame properties of such as relative elimination of field sort quantifiers, NIP and distality also transfer to . As an application, we derive consequences for the corresponding theories of dense pairs. In particular, we show that the theory of pairs of real closed fields (resp. of -adically closed fields and real closed valued fields) admits a distal expansion. This gives a partial answer to a question of P. Simon.
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