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Autores principales: Tornquist, Asger, Schrittesser, David
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Publicado: 2025
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.21374
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author Tornquist, Asger
Schrittesser, David
author_facet Tornquist, Asger
Schrittesser, David
contents Let $x$ denote a Laver real over $L$. We prove that in $L[x]$ there is a $Π^1_1$ infinite mad family. Since $Π^1_1$ and $Σ^1_2$ sets are Laver measurable in $L[x]$, this shows that there are examples of well-behaved classical pointclasses $Γ$, namely $Γ=Π^1_1$ and $Γ=Σ^1_2$, where $Γ$-uniformization and ``all sets in $Γ$ are Laver measurable'' hold, but there is a mad family in $Γ$. This result stands in contrast to that for reasonable pointclasses, the $Γ$-Ramsey property together with uniformization implies that there are no mad families in $Γ$.
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spellingShingle The happy coexistence of mad families and Laver measurability
Tornquist, Asger
Schrittesser, David
Logic
03E15, 05D10
Let $x$ denote a Laver real over $L$. We prove that in $L[x]$ there is a $Π^1_1$ infinite mad family. Since $Π^1_1$ and $Σ^1_2$ sets are Laver measurable in $L[x]$, this shows that there are examples of well-behaved classical pointclasses $Γ$, namely $Γ=Π^1_1$ and $Γ=Σ^1_2$, where $Γ$-uniformization and ``all sets in $Γ$ are Laver measurable'' hold, but there is a mad family in $Γ$. This result stands in contrast to that for reasonable pointclasses, the $Γ$-Ramsey property together with uniformization implies that there are no mad families in $Γ$.
title The happy coexistence of mad families and Laver measurability
topic Logic
03E15, 05D10
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.21374