How high can Baumgartner's I-ultrafilters lie in the P-hierarchy?
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Abstract: Under CH we prove that for any tall ideal on and for any ordinal there is an -ultrafilter (in the sense of Baumgartner), which belongs to the class of P-hierarchy of ultrafilters. Since the class of ultrafilters coincides with a class of P-points, out result generalize theorem of Flav{s}kov'a, which states that there are -ultrafilters which are not P-points.
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