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No inner measurable implies Fleissner's HYP

Statement

ZFC plus "there is no inner model with a measurable cardinal" proves HYP with the parameters needed by Fleissner (Fleissner's HYP covering interface, Dodd-Jensen covering supplies Fleissner HYP data).

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The hypothesis that no inner model contains a measurable cardinal.

[F1]

That hypothesis supplies the Dodd-Jensen covering and square package and, from it, a singular strong limit κ of cofinality ω with 2κ=κ+ and a nonreflecting stationary E{δ<κ+:cf(δ)=ω} (Dodd-Jensen covering supplies Fleissner HYP data).

[F2]

HYP is the conjunction of clauses (1a), (1b), (2), (3a), (3b) for some κ,(κn),E (Fleissner's HYP covering interface).

Proof

technique · direct
1.1

Assume no inner model contains a measurable cardinal. By [F1] there are κ,(κn) and E with 2κ=κ+, 2κn<κ for all n, supnκn=κ, E stationary in κ+ inside {δ<κ+:cf(δ)=ω}, and E nonreflecting.

givenF1
2.1

These objects satisfy every clause of [F2], so HYP holds with exactly the parameters, namely κ,(κn)nω and the nonreflecting stationary E, that the Fleissner construction consumes.

step 1.1F2

Remarks

  • This is a repackaging item. It records that the parameters produced by the covering route are the parameters HYP asks for; no new mathematics beyond the identification of the clauses is claimed.

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