Weak saturation properties and side conditions
Monroe Eskew

TL;DR
This paper explores the use of side-conditions forcing to combine compactness and hugeness properties at 02, reducing the consistency strength needed for weak Chang's Conjecture but identifying limitations of current methods.
Contribution
It demonstrates a reduction in the consistency strength for weak Chang's Conjecture at 02 using Neeman's forcing and provides a counterexample to Neeman's claim about iterated forcing effects.
Findings
Reduced the upper bound on the consistency strength of weak Chang's Conjecture at 02.
Identified limitations and barriers in applying side-conditions forcing methods.
Constructed a counterexample to Neeman's claim regarding iterated forcing effects.
Abstract
Towards combining "compactness" and "hugeness" properties at , we investigate the relevance of side-conditions forcing. We reduce the upper bound on the consistency strength of the weak Chang's Conjecture at using Neeman's forcing. But we find a barrier to the applicability of these methods to our problem and give a counterexample to a claim of Neeman about the effects of iterating such forcing.
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TopicsAdvanced Topology and Set Theory · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Phagocytosis and Immune Regulation
