Complexity of Ramsey null sets
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Abstract: We show that the set of codes for Ramsey positive analytic sets is -complete. This is a one projective-step higher analogue of the Hurewicz theorem saying that the set of codes for uncountable analytic sets is -complete. This shows a close resemblance between the Sacks forcing and the Mathias forcing. In particular, we get that the -ideal of Ramsey null sets is not ZFC-correct. This solves a problem posed by Ikegami, Pawlikowski and Zapletal.
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