Ordinal Definability and Combinatorics of Equivalence Relations
William Chan

TL;DR
This paper explores the properties of certain equivalence relations under strong set-theoretic assumptions, establishing results about definability, uniformization, and Jf3nsson properties in the context of determinacy and inner models.
Contribution
It proves new results on the structure of b4;1_1 equivalence relations and their classes under AD^+ assumptions, including uniformization and definability properties.
Findings
Existence of ordinal definable equivalence classes without ordinal definable elements under certain conditions.
Proves E-class section uniformization for b4;1_1 equivalence relations that are pinned in models containing the coding real.
Shows f6;R imes f6;appa is Jf3nsson under AD, for any ordinal f6;appa.
Abstract
Assume . Let be a equivalence relation coded in . has an ordinal definable equivalence class without any ordinal definable elements if and only if is unpinned. proves -class section uniformization when is a equivalence relation on which is pinned in every transitive model of containing the real which codes : Suppose is a relation on such that each section is an -class, then there is a function such that for all , . proves that is J\'onsson whenever is an ordinal: For every function…
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TopicsAdvanced Topology and Set Theory · Computability, Logic, AI Algorithms · Coding theory and cryptography
