Finite Combinations of Baire Numbers
Avner Landver
Abstract
Let κ be a regular cardinal. Consider the Baire numbers of the spaces (2θ)κ (functions from θ to 2 and the less than κ topology) for various θ≥ κ. Let l be the number of such different Baire numbers. Models of set theory with l=1 or l=2 are known and it is also known that l is finite. We show here that if κ> ω, then l could be any given finite number. We do not know whether the same is true for κ= ω.
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