Consequences of the Cantor construction (Q790808)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3849217
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3849217 |
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Consequences of the Cantor construction (English)
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1984
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The author inductively defines the notion of perfect cardinals: \(\kappa\) is perfect if and only if \(\kappa =\sum \kappa^{\lambda}\) where the sum is over all perfect \(\lambda<\kappa\). Several properties of them are proved without explicitly stating that they are exactly 0, 1, the strongly inaccessibles and cardinals of the form \(\beth_{\alpha +1}\). A notion of stationary sets is also defined.
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diagonalization
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stationary sets
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measurable cardinals
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perfect cardinals
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