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It's known that we can have global failures of GCH---for example, where $\forall \lambda(2^\lambda = \lambda^{++})$---given suitable large cardinal axioms.

My question is whether we can have global failures of GCH where there is a weakly inaccessible cardinal between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$ for each $\lambda$. Similarly, whether we can have a cardinal fixed point between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$. I'd also be interested in whether $2^\lambda$ can be weakly inaccessible/a cardinal fixed point, for every $\lambda$.

It's known that we have global failures of GCH---for example, where $\forall \lambda(2^\lambda = \lambda^{++})$---given suitable large cardinal axioms.

My question is whether we can have global failures of GCH where there is a weakly inaccessible cardinal between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$ for each $\lambda$. Similarly, whether we can have a cardinal fixed point between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$. I'd also be interested in whether $2^\lambda$ can be weakly inaccessible/a cardinal fixed point, for every $\lambda$.

It's known that we can have global failures of GCH---for example, where $\forall \lambda(2^\lambda = \lambda^{++})$---given suitable large cardinal axioms.

My question is whether we can have global failures of GCH where there is a weakly inaccessible cardinal between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$ for each $\lambda$. Similarly, whether we can have a cardinal fixed point between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$. I'd also be interested in whether $2^\lambda$ can be weakly inaccessible/a cardinal fixed point, for every $\lambda$.

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It's known that we have global failures of GCH---for example, where $\forall \lambda(2^\lambda = \lambda^{++})$---given suitable large cardinal axioms.

My question is whether we can have global failures of GCH where there is a weakly inaccessible cardinal between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$ for each $\lambda$. Similarly, whether we can have a cardinal fixed point between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$. I'd also be interested in whether $2^\lambda$ can be weakly measurableinaccessible/a cardinal fixed point, for every $\lambda$.

It's known that we have global failures of GCH---for example, where $\forall \lambda(2^\lambda = \lambda^{++})$---given suitable large cardinal axioms.

My question is whether we can have global failures of GCH where there is a weakly inaccessible cardinal between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$ for each $\lambda$. Similarly, whether we can have a cardinal fixed point between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$. I'd also be interested in whether $2^\lambda$ can be weakly measurable/a cardinal fixed point, for every $\lambda$.

It's known that we have global failures of GCH---for example, where $\forall \lambda(2^\lambda = \lambda^{++})$---given suitable large cardinal axioms.

My question is whether we can have global failures of GCH where there is a weakly inaccessible cardinal between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$ for each $\lambda$. Similarly, whether we can have a cardinal fixed point between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$. I'd also be interested in whether $2^\lambda$ can be weakly inaccessible/a cardinal fixed point, for every $\lambda$.

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It's known that we have global failures of GCH---for example, where $\forall \lambda(2^\lambda = \lambda^{++})$---given suitable large cardinal axioms.

My question is whether we can have global failures of GCH where there is a weakly inaccessible cardinal between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$ for each $\lambda$. Similarly, whether we can have a cardinal fixed point between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$. I'd also be interested in whether $2^\lambda$ can be weakly measurable/a cardinal fixed point, for every $\lambda$.

It's known that we have global failures of GCH---for example, where $\forall \lambda(2^\lambda = \lambda^{++})$---given suitable large cardinal axioms.

My question is whether we can have global failures of GCH where there is a weakly inaccessible cardinal between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$ for each $\lambda$. Similarly, whether we can have a cardinal fixed point between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$.

It's known that we have global failures of GCH---for example, where $\forall \lambda(2^\lambda = \lambda^{++})$---given suitable large cardinal axioms.

My question is whether we can have global failures of GCH where there is a weakly inaccessible cardinal between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$ for each $\lambda$. Similarly, whether we can have a cardinal fixed point between $\lambda$ and $2^\lambda$. I'd also be interested in whether $2^\lambda$ can be weakly measurable/a cardinal fixed point, for every $\lambda$.

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