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math.LO2008★ 1 cited

Nonhomogeneous analytic families of trees

James Hirschorn

We consider a dichotomy for analytic families of trees stating that either there is a colouring of the nodes for which all but finitely many levels of every tree are nonhomogeneous…

math.LO2008★ 5 cited

On the strength of Hausdorff's gap condition

James Hirschorn

Hausdorff's gap condition was satisfied by his original 1936 construction of an (omega-1,omega-1) gap in P(N)/Fin. We solve an open problem in determining whether Hausdorff's condi…

math.LO2008

A strong antidiamond principle compatible with CH

James Hirschorn

A strong antidiamond principle (*c) is shown to be consistent with CH. This principle can be stated as a "P-ideal dichotomy": every P-ideal on omega-1 (i.e. an ideal that is sigma-…

math.LO2007★ 3 cited

Combinatorial and hybrid principles for sigma-directed families of countable sets modulo finite

James Hirschorn

We consider strong combinatorial principles for sigma-directed families of countable sets in the ordering by inclusion modulo finite, e.g. P-ideals of countable sets. We try for pr…

math.LO2006

Random gaps

James Hirschorn

It is proved that there exists an (omega-1,omega-1) Souslin gap in the Boolean algebra (L(nu)/Fin,subseteq^*_ae) for every nonseparable measure nu. Thus a Souslin, also known as de…

math.LO2005

Some partition properties for measurable colourings of omega-one^2

James Hirschorn

We construct a measure on omega-one^2 over the ground model in the forcing extension of a measure algebra, and investigate when measure theoretic properties of some measurable colo…