More on yet another ideal version of the bounding number

Abstract

This is a continuation of the paper [J. Symb. Log. 87 (2022), 1065--1092]. For an ideal I on ω we denote DI=\f∈ωω: f-1[\n\]∈I for every n∈ ω\ and write f≤I g if \n∈ω:f(n)>g(n)\∈I, where f,g∈ωω. We study the cardinal numbers b(≥I (DI × DI)) describing the smallest sizes of subsets of DI that are unbounded from below with respect to ≤I. In particular, we examine the relationships of b(≥I (DI × DI)) with the dominating number d. We show that, consistently, b(≥I (DI × DI))>d for some ideal I, however b(≥I (DI × DI))≤d for all analytic ideals I. Moreover, we give example of a Borel ideal with b(≥I (DI × DI))=add(M).

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