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Gitik's work on Shelah's weak hypothesis

It seems that Moti Gitik has recently refuted some variants of Shelah's weak hypothesis. For this see the title and abstract of his talk at the Set Theory, Model Theory and Applications conference. I ...
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Does this proof by Shelah use any "hidden assumptions"?

Recall that the approachability ideal for $\kappa$, denoted $I[\kappa]$, consists of all sets $A\subseteq\kappa$ such that there is a sequence $\overline{a}=(a_{\alpha})_{\alpha\in\kappa}$ of bounded ...
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Generic two-cardinal behavior of first-order sentences

This is a hopefully improved version of a question I asked before and then deleted because it was based on some fundamentally incorrect assumptions. Some first-order theories are able to control the ...
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