Minimal universes
Sy D. Friedman
Abstract
An inner model M is MINIMAL if there is a class A such that <M,A> is amenable yet has no transitive proper elementary submodel. We study minimal universes in the context of 0#. For example we prove: If 0# exists then there is an inner model which is minimal and locally generic over L(i.e., every set in the inner model is set-generic over L). This answers a question of Mack Stanley.
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