The number of independent elements in the product of interval Boolean algebras
Saharon Shelah
math.LOarXiv:math/9312212
Abstract
We prove that in the product of kappa many Boolean algebras we cannot find an independent set of more than 2kappa elements solving a problem of Monk (earlier it was known that we cannot find more than 22kappa but can find 2kappa).
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