A Note on Narrow Systems
William Adkisson
math.LOarXiv:2610.00934
Abstract
We examine the relationship between trees and narrow systems. In particular, we prove that if a tree of height κ admits a narrow subsystem, it must contain a well-pruned subtree of height κ. We extend these results to two-cardinal trees.
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