On Indestructible Strongly Guessing Models

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Abstract: In [14] we defined and proved the consistency of the principle mGM+(omega3,omega1) which implies that many consequences of strong forcing axioms hold simultaneously at omega2 and omega3. In this paper we formulate a strengthening of mGM+(omega3,omega1) that we call mSGM+(omega3,omega1). We also prove, modulo the consistency of two supercompact cardinals, that mSGM+(omega3,omega1) is consistent with ZFC. In addition to all the consequences of mGM+(omega3,omega1), the principle mGSM+(omega3,omega1), together with some mild cardinal arithmetic assumptions that hold in our model, implies that any forcing that adds a new subset of omega2 either adds a real or collapses some cardinal. This gives a partial answer to a question of Abraham [1] and extends a previous result of Todorv{c}evi'c [15] in this direction.












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