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Pseudosaturation and the Interpretability Orders
Douglas Ulrich
We streamline treatments of the interpretability orders of Shelah, the key new notion being that of pseudosaturation. Extending work of Malliaris and Shelah,…
Cardinal Characteristics of Models of Set Theory
Douglas Ulrich
We continue our investigation =of Shelah's interpretability orders as well as the new orders . In particular, we give streamlined pr…
Amalgamation and Keisler's Order
Danielle Ulrich
Malliaris and Shelah famously proved that Keisler's order has infinitely many classes. In more detail, for each , let be the theory o…
A Streamlined Proof of
Douglas Ulrich
We streamline Malliaris and Shelah's proof that . In particular, we replace cofinality spectrum problems with models of , and we eliminate the u…
Keisler's Order and Full Boolean-Valued Models
Douglas Ulrich
We prove a compactness theorem for full Boolean-valued models. As an application, we show that if is a complete countable theory and is a complete Boolean algebra…
Borel Complexity and the Schröder-Bernstein Property
Danielle Ulrich
We introduce a new invariant of Borel reducibility, namely the notion of thickness; this associates to every sentence of and to every cardinal , the th…
Distinct Volume Subsets via Indiscernibles
William Gasarch, Douglas Ulrich
Erdös proved that for every infinite there is with , such that all pairs of points from have distinct distances, and he gave…
Torsion-Free Abelian Groups are Consistently -complete
Saharon Shelah, Douglas Ulrich
Let $\mbox{TFAG}$ be the theory of torsion-free abelian groups. We show that if there is no countable transitive model of exists, then $\mbox{TFAG}$ is -com…
Can Have Infinitely Many Classes
Saharon Shelah, Danielle Ulrich
Building off of recent results on Keisler's order, we show that consistently, has infinitely many classes. In particular, we define the property of -type amalga…