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Institute of Mathematics, Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science, UU.

Made available in electronic form by the TBC of A−Eskwadraat In 2004/2005, the course WISM424 was given by J. van Oosten.

Set Theory (WISM424) July 6, 2005

Advice: start on those problems you can do right away; then, start thinking about the others.

Good luck!

Exercise 1

We recall the cardinal numbers iα (for each ordinal number α), recursively defined by: i0= ω;

iα+1= 2iα; iγ = sup{iβ| β < γ} if γ is a limit ordinal.

A cardinal κ is called a strong limit if κ is uncountable and for all λ, µ < κ, λµ < κ.

Show that the following three conditions are equivalent for a cardinal κ:

a) κ is a strong limit;

b) For all λ < κ, 2λ< κ;

c) There is a limit ordinal α > 0 such that κ = iα

Exercise 2

A Luzin set is an uncountable subset L of R such that for every closed and nowhere dense subset A of R, L ∩ A is countable.

a) Show that the collection of all closed and nowhere dense subsets of R has cardinality 2ω. b) Assuming the Continuum Hypothesis, show that a Luzin set exists.

[Hint: use an enumeration {Kα| α < ω1} of the closed nowhere dense subsets of R. Use the Baire category theorem, which states that the union of countably many closed nowhere dense sets has empty interior]

Exercise 3

a) Prove that the intersection of two clubs (closed, unbounded subsets of ω1) is again a club.

b) An ordinal α < ω1 is called a limit of limits if there is a strictly increasing sequence γ0 <

γ1< · · · of limit ordinals such that α = sup{γn| n < ω}.

Prove that the set of all limits of limits is a stationary subset of ω1.

Exercise 4

In this exercise, M is a countable transitive model of ZFC and P is a poset in M . MP is the set of P -names in M .

a) Suppose that AM is an antichain in P and for each qA a name σqMP is given such that the sequence (σq)qAis in M . Define the following P -name:

π = [

qA

{(τ, r) | r ≤ q ∧ (r τ σq) ∧ (τ dom(σq))}

Show that for every qA, q π = σq.

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b) Let φ(x, y) be a ZF-formula, τ MP and pP . Suppose p ∃yφ(y, τ ). Show that there is a πMP such that p φ(π, τ ).

[Hint: show that there is a subset A of P which is maximal with respect to the properties that AM , ∀aA (a ≤ p), A is an antichain in P , and ∀aA∃σaMP(a φ(σa, τ )). Apply part a).]

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