There may be no minimal non--scattered linear orders
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Abstract: In this paper we demonstrate that it is consistent, relative to the existence of a supercompact cardinal, that there is no linear order which is minimal with respect to being non -scattered. This shows that a theorem of Laver, which asserts that the class of -scattered linear orders is well quasi-ordered, is sharp. We also prove that PFA implies that every non -scattered linear order either contains a real type, an Aronszajn type, or a ladder system indexed by a stationary subset of , equipped with either the lexicographic or reverse lexicographic order. Our work immediately implies that CH is consistent with "no Aronszajn tree has a base of cardinality ." This gives an affirmative answer to a problem due to Baumgartner.
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