Abstract
We weaken the notion of proper to semi-proper, so that the important properties (e.g., being preserved by some iterations) are preserved and it includes some forcing which changes the cofinality of a regular cardinal > ℵ 1 to ℵ 0. So, using the right iterations, we can iterate such forcing without collapsing ℵ 1. As a result, we solve the following problems of Friedman, Magidor and Avraham, by proving (modulo large cardinals) the consistency of the following with G.C.H.:
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for every S ⊆ ℵ 2, S or ℵ 2 − S contains a closed copy of ω 1,
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there is a normal precipitous filter D on ℵ 2, {δ < ℵ 2: cf δ = ℵ 0} ∈ D,
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for every A ⊆ N2, {δ < ℵ 2: cf δ = ℵ 0, δ is regular in L(δ ∩ A)} is stationary.
Keywords
- Chain Condition
- Winning Strategy
- Regular Cardinal
- Measurable Cardinal
- Countable Support
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Shelah, S. (1982). On Semi-Proper Forcing. In: Proper Forcing. Lecture Notes in Mathematics, vol 940. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-21543-2_10
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