Successors of singular cardinals and coloring theorems. I
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Abstract: We investigate the existence of strong colorings on successors of singular cardinals. This work continues Section 2 of [Sh:413] (math.LO/9809199), but now our emphasis is on finding colorings of pairs of ordinals, rather than colorings of finite sets of ordinals.
The involved proof of the following theorem is given. If \(\lambda\) is a singular cardinal with uncountable cofinality and \(\lambda\) is not the limit of Jonsson cardinals then there is a function \(F:[\lambda^+]^2\to\lambda^+\) such that if \(\{s_\alpha:\alpha<\lambda^+\}\) are disjoint sets with \(| s_\alpha| <\text{ cf}(\lambda)\) and \(\gamma<\lambda^+\) then there exist \(\alpha<\beta\) with \(F[s_\alpha\times s_\beta]=\{\gamma\}\).
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