New consequences of PFA(T*)
Abstract
Let T* be an almost Suslin tree, that is, an Aronszajn tree with no stationary antichains. Krueger introduced a forcing axiom, PFA(T*), for the class of proper forcings that preserve that T* is almost Suslin. He showed that PFA(T*) implies several well-known consequences of the Proper Forcing Axiom (PFA), including Suslin's Hypothesis and the P-ideal dichotomy. We extend this list by proving that PFA(T*) also implies the Mapping Reflection Principle (MRP) and the Open Graph Axiom (OGA). Additionally, we show that PFA(T*) implies that all special Aronszajn trees are club-isomorphic, but it does not imply that all almost Suslin trees are club-isomorphic.
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