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The following pages link to THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE CONTINUUM HYPOTHESIS (Q5586268):
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- No decreasing sequence of cardinals (Q283108) (← links)
- A general tool for consistency results related to I1 (Q300492) (← links)
- Developments from Ernst Specker's work in set theory (Q452477) (← links)
- Boolean-linear spaces (Q802637) (← links)
- Fundamental limit on angular measurements and rotations from quantum mechanics and general relativity (Q824192) (← links)
- Hidden variables in quantum mechanics: generic models, set-theoretic forcing, and the appearance of probability (Q850061) (← links)
- A characterization of cardinals \(\kappa\) such that \(2^{\lambda}=2^{\kappa}\) whenever \(\kappa \leq \lambda <2^{\kappa}\) (Q1124587) (← links)
- Social processes and proofs of theorems and programs (Q1150266) (← links)
- Forcing in admissible sets (Q1191174) (← links)
- Non-classical propositional calculi in relation to methodological patterns of scientific investigation (Q1212922) (← links)
- On some new metamathematical results concerning set theory (Q1215607) (← links)
- Relativity phenomena in set theory (Q1223289) (← links)
- On the singular cardinals problem. I (Q1240731) (← links)
- Set theory -- from Cantor's heaven to the first theory among equals (Q1279498) (← links)
- A tight relationship between generic oracles and type-2 complexity theory (Q1369098) (← links)
- An oracle builder's toolkit (Q1398366) (← links)
- Jerzy Łoś and a history of Abelian groups in Poland. (Q1414993) (← links)
- Particle-free bodies and point-free spaces (Q1621830) (← links)
- Distributive proper forcing axiom and a left-right dichotomy of Cichoń's diagram (Q1635850) (← links)
- Quantum set theory extending the standard probabilistic interpretation of quantum theory (Q1670508) (← links)
- The scope of Feferman's semi-intuitionistic set theories and his second conjecture (Q1740613) (← links)
- Complexity of the \(r\)-query tautologies in the presence of a generic oracle (Q1861135) (← links)
- Reflexive-insensitive logics, the boxdot translation, and the modal logic of generic absoluteness (Q1982014) (← links)
- The destruction of the axiom of determinacy by forcings on \(\mathbb{R}\) when \(\Theta\) is regular (Q2022773) (← links)
- Filter quotients and non-presentable \((\infty,1)\)-toposes (Q2040521) (← links)
- Forcing the mapping reflection principle by finite approximations (Q2042737) (← links)
- A metasemantic challenge for mathematical determinacy (Q2054113) (← links)
- Cichoń's maximum without large cardinals (Q2087383) (← links)
- Reflection principles, generic large cardinals, and the continuum problem (Q2097055) (← links)
- Choiceless chain conditions (Q2097288) (← links)
- Omitting types theorem in hybrid dynamic first-order logic with rigid symbols (Q2111114) (← links)
- Forcing, downward Löwenheim-Skolem and omitting types theorems, institutionally (Q2254574) (← links)
- Cichoń's maximum (Q2320607) (← links)
- First steps towards a formalization of forcing (Q2333671) (← links)
- Quantitative classical realizability (Q2343127) (← links)
- Set theory and the analyst (Q2419681) (← links)
- Levy and set theory (Q2493914) (← links)
- What do we need large cardinals for? (Q2500795) (← links)
- Proper classes as members of extended sets (Q2532386) (← links)
- Quantum set theory: transfer principle and De Morgan's laws (Q2659103) (← links)
- On the foundations of mathematical economics (Q2873497) (← links)
- The Philosophical Impact of the Löwenheim-Skolem Theorem (Q2908779) (← links)
- The set-theoretic multiverse (Q2919945) (← links)
- Lattices of regular closed subsets of closure spaces (Q2941043) (← links)
- A Survey of Classical Realizability (Q3007652) (← links)
- Foundations of Nominal Techniques: Logic and Semantics of Variables in Abstract Syntax (Q3011103) (← links)
- Forcing and reducibilities (Q3041177) (← links)
- The Bergman-Shelah preorder on transformation semigroups (Q3144871) (← links)
- Forcing, Multiverse and Realism (Q3295824) (← links)
- Asymptotic Quasi-completeness and ZFC (Q3305340) (← links)
