Approachability at the second successor of a singular cardinal
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Cites work
- A general Mitchell style iteration
- A new Löwenheim-Skolem theorem
- Adding closed cofinal sequences to large cardinals
- Aronszajn trees and the independence of the transfer property
- Internally club and approachable
- Internally club and approachable for larger structures
- Making the supercompactness of \(\nu\) indestructible under \(\nu\)-directed closed forcing
- Notes on singular cardinal combinatorics
- On the singular cardinals problem. I
- Reflecting stationary sets and successors of singular cardinals
- The generalized continuum hypothesis can fail everywhere
Cited in
(15)- Some applications of mixed support iterations
- The approachability ideal without a maximal set
- Successive failures of approachability
- Small \(\mathfrak{u}(\kappa )\) at singular \(\kappa\) with compactness at \(\kappa^{++}\)
- Internally club and approachable
- Second order equivalence of cardinals: An algebraic approach
- Approachability and Games on Posets
- Internally club and approachable for larger structures
- A general Mitchell style iteration
- Singularizing successor cardinals by forcing
- The eightfold way
- Indestructibility of some compactness principles over models of \(\mathsf{PFA} \)
- TREES AND STATIONARY REFLECTION AT DOUBLE SUCCESSORS OF REGULAR CARDINALS
- Club stationary reflection and other combinatorial principles at \(\aleph_{ \omega +2}\)
- Generalized cardinal invariants for an inaccessible \(\kappa\) with compactness at \(\kappa^{++}\)
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