2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.apal.2020.102926
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Sets in Prikry and Magidor generic extensions

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“…Kanovey, Koepke and the second author showed in [9] that the same is true for the standard Prikry forcing. The result was generalized to the Magidor forcing in [5]. This was pushed further to versions of the Magidor-Radin forcing with o U (κ) < κ, in [4].…”
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“…Kanovey, Koepke and the second author showed in [9] that the same is true for the standard Prikry forcing. The result was generalized to the Magidor forcing in [5]. This was pushed further to versions of the Magidor-Radin forcing with o U (κ) < κ, in [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…For limit δ < ν + the sequences D (ρ) i | i < θ are defined for every ρ < δ. For each i < θ, the sequence D (ρ) i | ρ < δ is ⊆ * -increasing hence by corollary 4.17, there is a Mathias E (δ) i ⊆ θ i which is a ⊆ * -bound, this insures (2), (5) Hence the sequence D (ξ) j | j < θ is defined for every ξ < ν + . For every column j < θ, D (ξ) j | ξ < ν + is a ⊆ * -increasing sequence of subsets of θ j , thus there is ξ j < ν + from which this sequence stabilizes.…”
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