Amoeba-absoluteness and projective measurability
Jörg Brendle
Abstract
We study the relationship between Amoeba forcing (the partial order which generically adds a measure one set of random reals) and projective measurability. Given a universe V of set theory and a forcing notion P in V we say that V is Sigma1n - P - absolute iff for every Sigma1n-sentence phi with parameters in V we have V models phi iff VP models phi. We show that Sigma14-Amoeba-absoluteness implies that forall a in omegaomega (omega1L[a] < omega1V), and hence Sigma13-measurability. This answers a question of Haim Judah (private communication).
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