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More on Kunen's inconsistency result
I would like to suggest another argument for Kunen's inconsistency result, and I wonder to know if the argument is correct. I am also interested to see, if the proof is correct, which part of the argu …
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Necessary use of large cardinals in mathematics [duplicate]
There are some statements, whose consistency (or the consistency of their negation) require the existence of large cardinals (in the sense that if the statement (or its negation) is consistent, then i …
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Adding large sets by countable conditions preserving the GCH
Let $\kappa$ be an inaccessible cardinal. Is there any forcing notion $P$ with the following properties:
1-$P$ preserves GCH and the strong inaccessibility of $\kappa$,
2-$P$ adds a subset of $\kapp …
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Kunen's inconsistency result
A well-known result of Kunen says that there is no non-trivial elementary embedding $j: V \rightarrow V.$ There are several proofs of this theorem (see Kanamori, The higher infinite). I wonder to know …
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Singular Jonsson cardinals
Is the following consistent?
$(*)$: There exists a singular cardinal $\kappa$ such that :
(1) $\kappa$ is a Jonsson cardinal,
(2) $\kappa$ is not a fixed point of the $\aleph-$function, i.e., $\kappa …
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Strongly compact vs Shelah cardinals
Does Con(ZFC+there exists a strongly compact cardinal) imply the Con(ZFC+there exists a Shelah cardinal)?
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Some questions about $0^{\sharp}$ and forcing over $L$
1-Let $P\in L$ be a nontrivial set forcing or even a tame class forcing (tameness in the sense of Sy Friedman; see for example his Handbook paper), and let $G$ be $P-$generic over $L$. Then it is well …
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A question about strongly compact cardinals
Is the following equiconsistent with the existence of a strongly compact cardinals:
For every $\lambda > \kappa$ there exists a $\lambda$-strongly compact embedding $j: V \to M$ with the additiona …
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$< \aleph_1-$support Product of Cohen forcings
Suppose $\kappa$ is an inaccessible cardinal, and let $P$ be the $< \aleph_1-$support product of $Add(\alpha^{++}, 1)$ for singular cardinals $\alpha < \kappa.$
1- Does this forcing preserve cardina …
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what kind of ordinal is the degree of strongness of a partially strong cardinal (Edited and ...
For an infinite cardinal $\kappa$ and an ordinal $\lambda>\kappa,$ $\kappa$ is called $\lambda-$strong, if there is a non-trivial elementary embedding $j: V \rightarrow M$ with $crit(j)=\kappa$ such t …
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Woodin's unpublished proof of the global failure of GCH
An unpublished result of Woodin says the following:
Theorem. Assuming the existence of large cardinals, it is consistent that $\forall \lambda, 2^{\lambda}=\lambda^{++}.$
In the paper "The generaliz …
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Proving ZFC results using large cardinals
There are many $ZFC$ results that their proof uses forcing: The idea is that we force the statement to be true, and then using absoluteness (or other reasons) we conclude that the result is true in $Z …
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Questions about $\aleph_1-$closed forcing notions
"Foreman`s maximality principle" states that every non-trivial forcing notion either adds a real or collapses some cardinals. This principle has many consequences including:
1) $GCH$ fails everywhere …
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Some questions from the paper "Forcing the failure of CH by adding a real" by Shelah and Woodin
1-Let $P=Add(\omega_1, \kappa)$, and let $D$ be a dense open subset of $P$. Then there is a dense subset $S$ of $D$ such that for every $f \in S$ and any $g \in P$, if $domf=domg$ and the set $\{ \bet …
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Adding large sets not containing countable ground model sets
The question is motivated by Toni's question "Approximation of infinite set in generic extension" (see Approximation of infinite set in generic extension).
Before I state the question, let me add som …