2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.apal.2015.05.001
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Guessing more sets

Abstract: Let κ be a regular uncountable cardinal, and λ a cardinal greater than κ with cofinality less than κ. We consider a strengthening of the diamond principle ♦ κ,λ that asserts that any subset of some fixed collection of λ + elements of P κ (λ) can be guessed on a stationary set. This new principle, denoted by ♦ κ,λ [λ + ], implies that the nonstationary ideal on P κ (λ) is not 2 (λ + ) -saturated. We establish that if λ is large enough and there are no inner models with fairly large cardinals, then ♦ κ,λ [λ + ] … Show more

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“…This section is concerned with density numbers which will play an important role in the remainder of the paper. Definition Given two infinite cardinals τσ, d(τ,σ) denotes the least cardinality of any X[σ]τ with the property that for any e[σ]τ, there is xX with xe. Fact (Kojman , Matet ) Let τσ be two infinite cardinals. Then the following hold: …”
Section: Density Numbersmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This section is concerned with density numbers which will play an important role in the remainder of the paper. Definition Given two infinite cardinals τσ, d(τ,σ) denotes the least cardinality of any X[σ]τ with the property that for any e[σ]τ, there is xX with xe. Fact (Kojman , Matet ) Let τσ be two infinite cardinals. Then the following hold: …”
Section: Density Numbersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, given two infinite cardinals τσ, d(τ,σ)=σ if and only if cf (σ) cf (τ) and d(τ,χ)σ for any cardinal χ with τχ<σ. Fact (Matet ) Let τσ be two infinite cardinals. Suppose that χ<τσ<χτ for some cardinal χ.…”
Section: Density Numbersmentioning
confidence: 99%
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