Indiscernible Extraction in Theories with Bounded k-splitting
Connor Watson
Abstract
Hanson introduced the class of theories with bounded k-splitting, a higher-arity notion of stability, and proved an indiscernible extraction result for those theories assuming the existence of a k-ineffable cardinal. In this article, we show that the conclusion of Hanson's theorem is equivalent to the weaker assertion that there exists a weakly compact cardinal, as well as prove additional indiscernible extraction results for these theories in ZFC. Finally, we show that Hanson's construction of total bounded ultraimaginary Morley sequences in theories with bounded k-splitting follows from ZFC.
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