Generalized Martin's axiom and Souslin's hypothesis for higher cardinals

DOI10.1007/BF02761943zbMath0513.03022WikidataQ114693413 ScholiaQ114693413MaRDI QIDQ1050336

Saharon Shelah, Lee J. Stanley

Publication date: 1982

Published in: Israel Journal of Mathematics (Search for Journal in Brave)

zbMATH Keywords

Martin's axiomSouslin treesBaumgartner's axiom

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Consistency and independence results (03E35) Other combinatorial set theory (03E05) Other aspects of forcing and Boolean-valued models (03E40)

Related Items (13)

Some applications of a generalized Martin's axiom ⋮ Corrigendum to ``Generalized Martin's axiom and Souslin's hypothesis for higher cardinals ⋮ Knaster and friends. I: Closed colorings and precalibers ⋮ Weakly Compact Cardinals and Nonspecial Aronszajn Trees ⋮ Towers and gaps at uncountable cardinals ⋮ Cofinality of the nonstationary ideal ⋮ Higher Souslin trees and the GCH, revisited ⋮ SPECIALISING TREES WITH SMALL APPROXIMATIONS I ⋮ The canary tree revisited ⋮ \(\mu\)-complete Souslin trees on \(\mu^ +\) ⋮ Closed maximality principles and generalized Baire spaces ⋮ S-forcing. I: a black-box theorem for morasses, with applications to super-Souslin trees ⋮ Simplified morasses with linear limits

Cites Work

• S-forcing. I: a black-box theorem for morasses, with applications to super-Souslin trees
• A weak generalization of MA to higher cardinals
• The ℵ 2 \1-Souslin Hypothesis
• Higher Souslin trees and the generalized continuum hypothesis
• The fine structure of the constructible hierarchy

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