More saturated ideals
More saturated ideals
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更饱和的理想
DOI:
10.1007/bfb0071691
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发表时间:
2020
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通讯作者:
M. Foreman
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作者:
M. Foreman
We now make some definitions: Let~ be a countable language with a unary predicate U. A£-structure~ is said to have type (~, k) iff I~ I= K and I~ I k. If K>~' X> k'we say that (K, X)--(~', k') iff every structure of type (K, X) has an elementary substructure~<~ of type (~', k'). An ideal~ c_~ is said to be (~-c~ zplete iff whenever [X7: 7<~} c_~ and< G, UX (~~~. A set Ac_ P (~) is said to be positive if A#~. J is 7< 6 normal iff for every positive set A c~ and every regressive function f defined on A there is a~~ K such that [(~: F ((~)=~} is positive. 3 is said to be k-saturated iff it is normal and~(K)/J has the k-chain condition.(We will never consider" non-normal" saturated ideals.) There is an extensive literature on saturated ideals.(See [6],[7].)Let j: V* M be an el~ nentary embedding frcm V into a transitive class M. Let~ 0 be the critical point of j (ie the first ordinal moved by j), Let Ki+ 1= j (~ i). We will call j an n-huge embedding and~ 0 an n-huge cardinal iff M is closed under~ n-Sequences.(This means that if (x~:~< K n) c M then