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Incomparable ω1ω_1-like models of set theory

Published 5 Jan 2015 in math.LO | (1501.01022v1)

Abstract: We show that the analogues of the Hamkins embedding theorems, proved for the countable models of set theory, do not hold when extended to the uncountable realm of ω1\omega_1-like models of set theory. Specifically, under the \diamondsuit hypothesis and suitable consistency assumptions, we show that there is a family of 2<sup>ω12<sup>{\omega_1} many ω1\omega_1-like models of ZFC, all with the same ordinals, that are pairwise incomparable under embeddability; there can be a transitive ω1\omega_1-like model of ZFC that does not embed into its own constructible universe; and there can be an ω1\omega_1-like model of PA whose structure of hereditarily finite sets is not universal for the ω1\omega_1-like models of set theory.

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