2017Mathematical logic quarterlyOpen access

Forcing with adequate sets of models as side conditions

John Krueger

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We present a general framework for forcing on ω2 with finite conditions using countable models as side conditions. This framework is based on a method of comparing countable models as being membership related up to a large initial segment. We give several examples of this type of forcing, including adding a function on ω2, adding a nonreflecting stationary subset of , and adding an ω1‐Kurepa tree.

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We present a general framework for forcing on ω2 with finite conditions using countable models as side conditions. This framework is based on a method of comparing countable models as being membership related up to a large initial segment. We give several examples of this type of forcing, including adding a function on ω2, adding a nonreflecting stationary subset of , and adding an ω1‐Kurepa tree.

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We present a general framework for forcing on ω2 with finite conditions using countable models as side conditions. This framework is based on a method of comparing countable models as being membership related up to a large initial segment. We give several examples of this type of forcing, including adding a function on ω2, adding a nonreflecting stationary subset of , and adding an ω1‐Kurepa tree.

Key concepts: Forcing (mathematics), Omega, Countable set, Function (biology), Tree (set theory), Mathematics, Type (biology), Applied mathematics

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