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Mar 19 at 13:01 vote accept Mike Battaglia
Mar 19 at 10:45 answer added KP Hart timeline score: 4
Mar 14 at 11:39 comment added Asaf Karagila If you look at the notes on Axiomatic Set Theory on my website, Theorem 9.2 has a construction of an Aronszajn tree which may be closer to what you imagine here.
Mar 13 at 15:05 comment added new account This seems to work, but you need to explain: why does a branch that extends $\sigma$ and has supremum $q+\sup\sigma$ exist for each $q$? I think that's the purpose of choosing those $\omega$-sequences. See also Theorem III.5.12 of Kunen or Theorem 9.16 of Jech. They (as well as Roitman, and your proposed construction) are all essentially the same, up to minor notational variations
Mar 11 at 21:32 history edited Mike Battaglia CC BY-SA 4.0
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Mar 11 at 21:22 history asked Mike Battaglia CC BY-SA 4.0