A note on cardinal preserving embeddings
Gabriel Goldberg

TL;DR
This paper establishes the consistency of a set theory with a strongly compact cardinal by linking it to the existence of a cardinal-preserving embedding, and discusses implications under the SCH hypothesis.
Contribution
It demonstrates that the existence of a cardinal-preserving embedding implies the consistency of ZFC with a strongly compact cardinal and explores related preservation properties.
Findings
Consistency of ZFC + strongly compact cardinal proven
Cardinal-preserving embeddings preserve cofinality and continuum functions under SCH
Provides new insights into the structure of inner models and large cardinals
Abstract
We prove the consistency of the theory ZFC + there is a strongly compact cardinal from the existence of a cardinal preserving embedding from the universe into an inner model. The proof almost shows that under SCH, every cardinal preserving embedding preserves the cofinality and continuum functions.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Topology and Set Theory · Rings, Modules, and Algebras · Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
