Combinatorics on Ideals and Axiom A

Abstract

Throughout this abstract let U be a fixed p-point ultrafilter and let I be the dual ideal. Grigorieff forcing is P(U)=p:omega to 2|dom(p) is an element of I ordered by reverse inclusion. It is well known that Grigorieff forcing is proper. The main result of this paper is the following: THEOREM: Gregorieff forcing does not satisfy Axiom A. To prove this we use the following game, denoted G(U), for two players playing alternatively: Player I plays a partition of omega, Jn| n<omega, such that for all n<omega, Jn is an element of I; At the nth turn Player II plays a finite subset Fn of Jn. Player II wins iff the union of the Fn is an element of U. The following two Lemmas prove the Theorem: LEMMA 1: If P(U) satisfies axiom A, then player II has a winning strategy in the game G(U). LEMMA 2:The game G(U) is undetermined.

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