Intermediate models and Kinna--Wagner Principles
Abstract
Kinna--Wagner Principles state that every set can be mapped into some fixed iterated power set of an ordinal, and we write KWP to denote that there is some α for which this holds. The Kinna--Wagner Conjecture, formulated by the first author in [9], states that if V is a model of ZF+KWP and G is a V-generic filter, then whenever W is an intermediate model of ZF, that is V⊂eq W⊂eq V[G], then W=V(x) for some x if and only if W satisfies KWP. In this work we prove the conjecture and generalise it even further. We include a brief historical overview of Kinna--Wagner Principles and new results about Kinna--Wagner Principles in the multiverse of sets.
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