AbstractWe study various aspects of the size, including the cardinality, of closed unbounded subsets of [λ]<κ, especially when λ κ+n for n ϵ ω. The problem is resolved into the study of the size of certain stationary sets. Relative to the existence of an ω1-Erdös cardinal it is shown consistent that ωω3 < ωω13 and every closed unbounded subsetof [ω3]<ω2 has cardinality ωω13. A weakening of the ω1-Erdös property, ω1-remarkability, is defined and shown to be retained under a large class of Easton-like forcings applied to ω1-Erdös cardinals. A class of reverse-Easton forcings preserving α-Erdösness is also described, with special attention to the establishment of □-principles
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In this note we report on a project in progress, where we study compactness of infinitary logics, in...
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AbstractWe study various aspects of the size, including the cardinality, of closed unbounded subsets...
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In the current dissertation we work in set theory and we study both various large cardinal hierarchi...
In the following κ and λ are arbitrary regular uncountable cardinals. What was known? Theorem 1 (Bal...
Let be a cardinal, and let H be the class of sets of hereditary cardinality less than ; let () >...
AbstractWe show that a large cardinal is not necessary to prove the consistency of the recent PFA re...
AbstractWe show that, relative to the existence of an inaccessible cardinal, it is consistent that t...
In this note we report on a project in progress, where we study compactness of infinitary logics, in...
AbstractWe show that a known restriction on the cardinalities of closures of subspaces of scattered ...
AbstractWe study various aspects of the size, including the cardinality, of closed unbounded subsets...
AbstractLet b be the minimum cardinality of an unbounded family in ωω partially ordered by ⩽∗. Recal...
AbstractIn our previous paper (Eda et al., to appear), we introduced a cardinal invariant b* and stu...
AbstractAssuming the existence of ω compact cardinals in a model on GCH, we prove the consistency of...
AbstractBasic applications in topology of ◊, elementary submodels and forcing are illustrated. Finit...
AbstractWe prove (in ZFC) the following theorem. Assume κ is an infinite cardinal, X is a Hausdorff ...
AbstractWe show relative to strong hypotheses that patterns of compact cardinals in the universe, wh...
AbstractI use generic embeddings induced by generic normal measures on Pκ(λ) that can be forced to e...
In the current dissertation we work in set theory and we study both various large cardinal hierarchi...
In the following κ and λ are arbitrary regular uncountable cardinals. What was known? Theorem 1 (Bal...
Let be a cardinal, and let H be the class of sets of hereditary cardinality less than ; let () >...
AbstractWe show that a large cardinal is not necessary to prove the consistency of the recent PFA re...
AbstractWe show that, relative to the existence of an inaccessible cardinal, it is consistent that t...
In this note we report on a project in progress, where we study compactness of infinitary logics, in...
AbstractWe show that a known restriction on the cardinalities of closures of subspaces of scattered ...