Strong cardinals in the core model
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- Core models
- Core models with more Woodin cardinals
- Descriptive set theory
- How to win some simple iteration games
- Inner models with many Woodin cardinals
- Iteration Trees
- Measurable cardinals and \(\Delta^1_3\) well-orderings
- Sets constructible from sequences of ultrafilters
- Some applications of iterated ultrapowers in set theory
- The consistency strength of projective absoluteness
- The core model
- The core model for sequences of measures. I
- The covering lemma for K
- The covering lemma up to a Woodin cardinal
- Weak covering without countable closure
- \(\Sigma_3^1\) absoluteness and the second uniform indiscernible
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- Projective well-orderings of the reals
- \(\Sigma_3^1\) absoluteness and the second uniform indiscernible
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