Cardinal Well-foundedness and Choice

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Autores principales: Blass, Andreas, Kulshreshtha, Dhruv
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author Blass, Andreas
Kulshreshtha, Dhruv
author_facet Blass, Andreas
Kulshreshtha, Dhruv
contents We consider several notions of well-foundedness of cardinals in the absence of the Axiom of Choice. Some of these have been conflated by some authors, but we separate them carefully. We then consider implications among these, and also between these and other consequences of Choice. For instance, we show that the Partition Principle implies that all of our versions of well-foundedness are equivalent. We also show that one version, concerning surjections, implies the Dual Cantor-Schröder-Bernstein theorem. It has been conjectured that well-foundedness, in one form or another, actually implies the Axiom of Choice, but this conjecture remains unresolved.
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spellingShingle Cardinal Well-foundedness and Choice
Blass, Andreas
Kulshreshtha, Dhruv
Logic
03E25
We consider several notions of well-foundedness of cardinals in the absence of the Axiom of Choice. Some of these have been conflated by some authors, but we separate them carefully. We then consider implications among these, and also between these and other consequences of Choice. For instance, we show that the Partition Principle implies that all of our versions of well-foundedness are equivalent. We also show that one version, concerning surjections, implies the Dual Cantor-Schröder-Bernstein theorem. It has been conjectured that well-foundedness, in one form or another, actually implies the Axiom of Choice, but this conjecture remains unresolved.
title Cardinal Well-foundedness and Choice
topic Logic
03E25
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.09643