Splitting Localization and Prediction Numbers
Abstract
In this paper the work done by Newelski and Roslanowski is revisited to solve a question done by Blass about one of the possible evasion and prediction numbers. This led to define a variation of the k-localization property (the (k+1)ω-localization property) and the use of a forcing notion with accelerating trees.
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