Closed maximality principles: implications, separations and combinations
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- Changing the heights of automorphism towers
- Extensions with the approximation and cover properties have no new large cardinals
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- Closed maximality principles and generalized Baire spaces
- Set-theoretic geology
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- Iteratively changing the heights of automorphism towers
- Perfect subsets of generalized Baire spaces and long games
- Hierarchies of (virtual) resurrection axioms
- Subcomplete forcing, trees, and generic absoluteness
- Structural connections between a forcing class and its modal logic
- Combining resurrection and maximality
- Subcomplete forcing principles and definable well-orders
- Square principles in \(\mathbb{P}_{\max}\) extensions
- The modal logic of abelian groups
- Generic embeddings associated to an indestructibly weakly compact cardinal
- Bounded forcing axioms and weak genericity
- Generalizations of the Kunen inconsistency
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