Almost disjoint refinements and mixing reals

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Abstract: We investigate families of subsets of omega with almost disjoint refinements in the classical case as well as with respect to given ideals on omega. More precisely, we study the following topics and questions: 1) Examples of projective ideals. 2) We prove the following generalization of a result due to J. Brendle: If VsubseteqW are transitive models, omega1WsubseteqV, mathcalP(omega)capVot=mathcalP(omega)capW, and mathcalI is an analytic or coanalytic ideal coded in V, then there is an mathcalI-almost disjoint refinement (mathcalI-ADR) of mathcalI+capV in W, that is, a family AX:XinmathcalI+capVinW such that (i) AXsubseteqX, AXinmathcalI+ for every X and (ii) AXcapAYinmathcalI for every distinct X and Y. 3) The existence of perfect mathcalI-almost disjoint (mathcalI-AD) families, and the existence of a "nice" ideal mathcalI on omega with the property: Every mathcalI-AD family is countable but mathcalI is nowhere maximal. 4) The existence of (mathcalI,extFin)-almost disjoint refinements of families of mathcalI-positive sets in the case of everywhere meager (e.g. analytic or coanalytic) ideals. We prove a positive result under Martin's Axiom. 5) Connections between classical properties of forcing notions and adding mixing reals (and mixing injections), that is, a (one-to-one) function f:omegaoomega such that |f[X]capY|=omega for every X,Yin[omega]omegacapV.









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