Jumping with random reals (Q922537): Difference between revisions

In the first part the authors study cardinals related to the ideal of null sets (e.g. the cardinality of the smallest covering of the real line by measure 0 sets) and their relationship to properties of the measure algebra. The main topic of the second part is the structure of the set Ra(M) of random reals over a model M of ZFC. E.g., in a certain generic extension of M, Ra(M) does not contain a perfect set, but if N dominates M and r is a Solovay real over N, then (in N[r]) Ra(M) contains a perfect set of reals, and conversely if N[r] contains a perfect set of Solovay reals over M then \(M\cap 2^{\omega}\) is a meagre set in N.