On our paper `Almost Free Splitter', a correction
Rüdiger Göbel, Saharon Shelah
Abstract
Let R be a subring of Q and recall from math.LO/9910161 that an R-module G is a splitter if ExtR(G,G)=0. We correct the statement of Main Theorem 1.5 in math.LO/9910161. Assuming CH any aleph1$-free splitter of cardinality aleph1 is free over its nucleus as shown in math.LO/9910161. Generally these modules are very close to being free as explained below. This change follows from math.LO/9910161 and is due to an incomplete proof (noticed thanks to Paul Eklof) in the first section of math.LO/9910161. Assuming the negation of CH, in Shelah [Sh:F417] (work in progress) it will be shown that under Martin's axiom these splitters are free indeed. However there are models of set theory having non-free aleph1-free splitter of cardinality aleph1.
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