On Weakly Tight Families
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Abstract: Using ideas from Shelah's recent proof that a completely separable maximal almost disjoint family exists when , we construct a weakly tight family under the hypothesis . The case when is handled in and does not require , while an additional PCF type hypothesis, which holds when is used to treat the case . The notion of a weakly tight family is a natural weakening of the well studied notion of a Cohen indestructible maximal almost disjoint family. It was introduced by Hru{v{s}}{'a}k and Garc{'{i}}a Ferreira cite{Hr1}, who applied it to the Kat'etov order on almost disjoint families.
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