Untranscendable order types

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Autori principali: Ervin, Garrett, Marcone, Alberto, Weinert, Thilo
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author Ervin, Garrett
Marcone, Alberto
Weinert, Thilo
author_facet Ervin, Garrett
Marcone, Alberto
Weinert, Thilo
contents We introduce and study a multiplicative analogue of additive indecomposability for linear order types that we call untranscendability, as well as a strengthening that we call $s$-untranscendability. We show that, with the unique exception of the two-point type, every untranscendable type is additively indecomposable, and every $σ$-scattered untranscendable type is strongly indecomposable. Under the Proper Forcing Axiom, every untranscendable Aronszajn type is strongly indecomposable. We also show that a theorem of Hagendorf and Jullien, that every strictly additively indecomposable type must be strictly indecomposable to either the left or right, has a natural analogue for $s$-untranscendable types.
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spellingShingle Untranscendable order types
Ervin, Garrett
Marcone, Alberto
Weinert, Thilo
Combinatorics
Logic
06A05 (Primary), 03E25, 03E57, 03E60 (Secondary)
We introduce and study a multiplicative analogue of additive indecomposability for linear order types that we call untranscendability, as well as a strengthening that we call $s$-untranscendability. We show that, with the unique exception of the two-point type, every untranscendable type is additively indecomposable, and every $σ$-scattered untranscendable type is strongly indecomposable. Under the Proper Forcing Axiom, every untranscendable Aronszajn type is strongly indecomposable. We also show that a theorem of Hagendorf and Jullien, that every strictly additively indecomposable type must be strictly indecomposable to either the left or right, has a natural analogue for $s$-untranscendable types.
title Untranscendable order types
topic Combinatorics
Logic
06A05 (Primary), 03E25, 03E57, 03E60 (Secondary)
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.24285