Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- An Introduction To Finitary Analyses Of Proof Figures
- What Mathematical Truth Could Not Be – II
- Proof Search in Constructive Logics
- David's Trick
- A Semantical Calculus for Intuitionistic Propositional Logic
- An Iteration Model Violating the Singular Cardinals Hypothesis
- An Introduction to Core Model Theory
- Games of Countable Length
- On the Complexity of the Propositional Calculus
- The Realm of Orinal Analysis
- Covering Properties of Core Models
- Ordinal Systems
- Polish Group Topologies
- Forcing Closed Unbounded Subsets of Nw+1
- First Steps into Metapredicativity in Explicit Mathematics
- What Makes A (Pointwise) Subrecursive Hierarchy Slow Growing?
- Minimality Arguments for Infinite Time Turing Degrees
Forcing Closed Unbounded Subsets of Nw+1
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 September 2013
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- An Introduction To Finitary Analyses Of Proof Figures
- What Mathematical Truth Could Not Be – II
- Proof Search in Constructive Logics
- David's Trick
- A Semantical Calculus for Intuitionistic Propositional Logic
- An Iteration Model Violating the Singular Cardinals Hypothesis
- An Introduction to Core Model Theory
- Games of Countable Length
- On the Complexity of the Propositional Calculus
- The Realm of Orinal Analysis
- Covering Properties of Core Models
- Ordinal Systems
- Polish Group Topologies
- Forcing Closed Unbounded Subsets of Nw+1
- First Steps into Metapredicativity in Explicit Mathematics
- What Makes A (Pointwise) Subrecursive Hierarchy Slow Growing?
- Minimality Arguments for Infinite Time Turing Degrees
Summary
Introduction
This paper addresses a special case of the following problem: Suppose that k is an infinite cardinal. Characterize those X ⊆ k+ such that X contains a closed unbounded (club) subset of k+ in some k and k+ preserving outer model.
If V is a transitive standard model of ZFC, say that W is an outer model of V if W ⊇ V is also a standard transitive model of ZFC and V ∪ OR = W ∪ OR.
Assume, as we shall everywhere, that the GCH holds in the inner model V.
If k = ω, then this problem has a well known solution. There exists a club subset of ω1 contained in X in some ω1-preserving outer model iff X is stationary in ω1. The paper [S] to which this is a sequel shows that for regular k ≥ ω1 this characterization problem is generally unsolvable and never uniformly solvable in the way it is for k = ω. (See §6 for this statement in more detail.)
This paper addresses a special case of this problem when k is singular, namely, the case of “bounded pattern width” subsets of Nw+1. The ideas employed can be applied more generally, but further ideas are needed to settle the general problem. Consequently, here we shall be content to restrict ourselves to this case.
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- Sets and Proofs , pp. 365 - 382Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 1999
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