AbstractWe give some applications of mixed support forcing iterations to the topics of disjoint stationary sequences and internally approachable sets. In the first half of the paper we study the combinatorial content of the idea of a disjoint stationary sequence, including its relation to adding clubs by forcing, the approachability ideal, canonical structure, the proper forcing axiom, and properties related to internal approachability. In the second half of the paper we present some consistency results related to these ideas. We construct a model in which a disjoint stationary sequence exists at the successor of an arbitrary regular uncountable cardinal. We also construct models in which the properties of being internally stationary, inter...
Abstract. We investigate the problem of when ≤ λ–support iterations of < λ–complete notions of fo...
In this paper we provide a general tool to prove the consistency of with various combinatorial prope...
Abstract. We describe two opposing combinatorial properties related to adding clubs to ω2: the exist...
Abstract. We give some applications of mixed support forcing iterations to the topics of disjoint st...
AbstractWe give some applications of mixed support forcing iterations to the topics of disjoint stat...
We introduce strong distributivity, a strengthening of distributivity, which implies preservation of...
Abstract. We work out the details of a schema for a mixed support forcing iteration, which generaliz...
These are the lectures notes of the minicourse of three sessions presented by the author in the RIMS...
Abstract. We prove that if µ is a regular cardinal and P is a µ-centered forcing poset, then P force...
We prove various iteration theorems for forcing classes related to subproper and subcomplete forcing...
I answer a question of Shelah by showing that if is a regular cardinal such that 2< = , then t...
We prove various iteration theorems for forcing classes related to subproper and subcomplete forcing...
We prove various iteration theorems for forcing classes related to subproper and subcomplete forcing...
This work is divided into two parts which are concerned, respectively, with the combinatorics of the...
This work is divided into two parts which are concerned, respectively, with the combinatorics of the...
Abstract. We investigate the problem of when ≤ λ–support iterations of < λ–complete notions of fo...
In this paper we provide a general tool to prove the consistency of with various combinatorial prope...
Abstract. We describe two opposing combinatorial properties related to adding clubs to ω2: the exist...
Abstract. We give some applications of mixed support forcing iterations to the topics of disjoint st...
AbstractWe give some applications of mixed support forcing iterations to the topics of disjoint stat...
We introduce strong distributivity, a strengthening of distributivity, which implies preservation of...
Abstract. We work out the details of a schema for a mixed support forcing iteration, which generaliz...
These are the lectures notes of the minicourse of three sessions presented by the author in the RIMS...
Abstract. We prove that if µ is a regular cardinal and P is a µ-centered forcing poset, then P force...
We prove various iteration theorems for forcing classes related to subproper and subcomplete forcing...
I answer a question of Shelah by showing that if is a regular cardinal such that 2< = , then t...
We prove various iteration theorems for forcing classes related to subproper and subcomplete forcing...
We prove various iteration theorems for forcing classes related to subproper and subcomplete forcing...
This work is divided into two parts which are concerned, respectively, with the combinatorics of the...
This work is divided into two parts which are concerned, respectively, with the combinatorics of the...
Abstract. We investigate the problem of when ≤ λ–support iterations of < λ–complete notions of fo...
In this paper we provide a general tool to prove the consistency of with various combinatorial prope...
Abstract. We describe two opposing combinatorial properties related to adding clubs to ω2: the exist...