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most citedHow to drive our families mad

5 citations · 8 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

math.LO2020

The ultrafilter and almost disjointness numbers

Osvaldo Guzman, Damjan Kalajdzievski

We prove that every MAD family can be destroyed by a proper forcing that preserves -points. With this result, we prove that it is consistent that $ω_{1}=\mathfrak{u}<\mathfrak{a…

math.GN2020

Maximal almost disjoint families and pseudocompactness of hyperspaces

Osvaldo Guzmán, Michael Hrušák, Vinicius de Oliveira Rodrigues +2

We show that all maximal almost disjoint families have pseudocompact Vietoris hyperspace if and only if holds. We further stu…

math.LO2019

Splitting chains, tunnels and twisted sums

Félix Cabello Sánchez, Antonio Avilés, Piotr Borodulin-Nadzieja +2

We study splitting chains in , that is, families of subsets of which are linearly ordered by and which are splitting. We prove that their existenc…

math.LO2018★ 3 cited

P-points, MAD families and Cardinal Invariants

Osvaldo Guzman

This is the Ph.D. thesis of the author, which was written under the supervision of Michael Hrušák at UNAM. The main contributions of this thesis are the following: There is a -R…

math.LO2018

On \emph{-}weakly universal functions

Osvaldo Guzman

A function is called \emph{-weakly universal }if for every function $F:\left[ ω_{1}\right] ^{2}\longrightarrowω…

math.LO2018

There is a -Ramsey \textsf{MAD} family

Osvaldo Guzman

We answer an old question of Michael Hrušák by constructing a -Ramsey \textsf{MAD} family without the need of any additional axioms beyond We also prove that eve…