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Is $2^"$2^{|X|} = \aleph_{|X|^+}$ for all infinite sets $X$$X$" consistent with ZFC?

Is the statement "$2^{|X|} = \aleph_{|X|^+}$ for all infinite sets $X$" consistent with ZFC?

For a point of reference, see Can the continuum be a singular cardinal?

Is $2^{|X|} = \aleph_{|X|^+}$ for all infinite sets $X$ consistent with ZFC?

Is $2^{|X|} = \aleph_{|X|^+}$ for all infinite sets $X$ consistent with ZFC?

For a point of reference, see Can the continuum be a singular cardinal?

Is "$2^{|X|} = \aleph_{|X|^+}$ for all infinite sets $X$" consistent with ZFC?

Is the statement "$2^{|X|} = \aleph_{|X|^+}$ for all infinite sets $X$" consistent with ZFC?

For a point of reference, see Can the continuum be a singular cardinal?

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Is $2^{|X|} = \aleph_{|X|^+}$ for all infinite sets $X$ consistent with ZFC? If not, is there a proper class of cardinalities $|X|$ of sets $X$ for which this is consistent with ZFC?

For a point of reference, see Can the continuum be a singular cardinal?

Is $2^{|X|} = \aleph_{|X|^+}$ for all infinite sets $X$ consistent with ZFC? If not, is there a proper class of cardinalities $|X|$ of sets $X$ for which this is consistent with ZFC?

For a point of reference, see Can the continuum be a singular cardinal?

Is $2^{|X|} = \aleph_{|X|^+}$ for all infinite sets $X$ consistent with ZFC?

For a point of reference, see Can the continuum be a singular cardinal?

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Is $2^{|X|} = \aleph_{|X|^+}$ for all infinite sets $X$ consistent with ZFC?

Is $2^{|X|} = \aleph_{|X|^+}$ for all infinite sets $X$ consistent with ZFC? If not, is there a proper class of cardinalities $|X|$ of sets $X$ for which this is consistent with ZFC?

For a point of reference, see Can the continuum be a singular cardinal?