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OK, so the proof relies on existence of this sentence sigma_1 from 3.3(b) (then by elementarity every submodel of L[U] belongs to the hierarchy). Now - where can I find this sentence (Without using as a parameter L[U]) ? does this follow from the well ordering of L[U]?
Dear Andres, By L[U] I mean a k-model (k measurable) as is defined in Kanamori's section 20. I do refer to the "the non-fine structural version". The fine-structure version is indeed available in few places (best is Devlin) but I would like to know if there is a simpler one, without going into the morass of the J_alphas. Something along the lines of the L-version?