The cardinal characteristic for relative gamma-sets
Arnold W. Miller
Abstract
For X a separable metric space define (X) to be the smallest cardinality of a subset Z of X which is not a relative -set in X, i.e., there exists an -cover of X with no -subcover of Z. We give a characterization of (2) and () in terms of definable free filters on which is related to the psuedointersection number . We show that for every uncountable standard analytic space X that either (X)=(2) or (X)=(). We show that both of following statements are each relatively consistent with ZFC: (a) =() < (2) and (b) < () =(2)
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