Applications of Fodor's lemma to Vaught's conjecture
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The author discusses previous work by Morley, Sacks, Harnik and Makkai on Vaught's conjecture. Using a generalization of Fodor's lemma for trees (in a narrow tree any stationary set of nodes has a stationary subset along one branch) he extends some of the known consequences and presents some new results on counterexamples of Vaught's conjecture which make use of admissibility theory.
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