Determinacy in L(R, )
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Abstract: Assume L(mathbb{R},mu) satisfies ZF+DC+Theta>omega_2 + mu is a normal fine measure on powerset_{omega_1}(mathbb{R}). The main result of this paper is the characterization theorem of L(mathbb{R},mu) which states that L(mathbb{R},mu) satisfies Theta>omega_2 if and only if L(mathbb{R},mu) satisfies AD^+. As a result, we obtain the equiconsistency between the two theories: "ZFC + there are omega^2 Woodin cardinals" and "ZF+DC+mu is a normal fine measure on powerset_{omega_1}(mathbb{R}) + Theta>omega_2".
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