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$L(\mathbb{R})$-absoluteness from a proper class of Woodins: source?
You can find this result as theorem 3.1.12 of Larson's The Stationary Tower monograph or theorem 7.22 of Steel's Outline of Inner Model Theory. More generally, Larson's book and Steel's exposition on …
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