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Template iterations and maximal cofinitary groups

Vera Fischer; Asger Törnquist

Fundamenta Mathematicae (2015)

  • Volume: 230, Issue: 3, page 205-236
  • ISSN: 0016-2736

Abstract

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Jörg Brendle (2003) used Hechler’s forcing notion for adding a maximal almost disjoint family along an appropriate template forcing construction to show that (the minimal size of a maximal almost disjoint family) can be of countable cofinality. The main result of the present paper is that g , the minimal size of a maximal cofinitary group, can be of countable cofinality. To prove this we define a natural poset for adding a maximal cofinitary group of a given cardinality, which enjoys certain combinatorial properties allowing it to be used within a similar template forcing construction. Additionally we find that p , the minimal size of a maximal family of almost disjoint permutations, and e , the minimal size of a maximal eventually different family, can be of countable cofinality.

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Vera Fischer, and Asger Törnquist. "Template iterations and maximal cofinitary groups." Fundamenta Mathematicae 230.3 (2015): 205-236. <http://eudml.org/doc/283159>.

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