Tukey-idempotency and strong p-points
Tom Benhamou, Natasha Dobrinen, Tan \"Ozalp

TL;DR
This paper characterizes strong p-point ultrafilters via Tukey order properties, showing their equivalence to non-Tukey-idempotent p-points, and explores the existence of Canjar ultrafilters on measurable cardinals.
Contribution
It provides a characterization of strong p-point ultrafilters in terms of Tukey order and idempotency, and investigates the presence of Canjar ultrafilters on measurable cardinals.
Findings
Strong p-point ultrafilters are exactly those not Tukey above (omega^omega, c)
No Canjar ultrafilters exist on measurable cardinals
Ultrafilters from most topological Ramsey spaces are Tukey-idempotent
Abstract
We characterize strong -point ultrafilters by showing that they are exactly those -points that are not Tukey above ; or equivalently, those -points that are not Tukey-idempotent. Moreover, we show that there are no Canjar ultrafilters on measurable cardinals. We make use of tools which were motivated by topological Ramsey spaces, developed in \cite{Benhamou/Dobrinen24}, and furthermore, show that ultrafilters arising from most of the known topological Ramsey spaces are Tukey-idempotent. Our results answer questions of Hru\v{s}\'ak and Verner \cite[Question 5.7]{Hrusak/Verner11}, Brook-Taylor \cite[Question 3.6]{{QuestionGeneralized}}, and partially Benhamou and Dobrinen \cite[Question 5.6]{Benhamou/Dobrinen24}.
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TopicsAdvanced Topology and Set Theory · Computability, Logic, AI Algorithms · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
