The pcf-theorem revisited
Saharon Shelah
Abstract
The pcf theorem (of the possible cofinality theory) was proved for reduced products prodi< kappa lambdai/I, where kappa < mini< kappa lambdai. Here we prove this theorem under weaker assumptions such as wsat(I)< mini< kappa lambdai, where wsat(I) is the minimal theta such that kappa cannot be delivered to theta sets notin I (or even slightly weaker condition). We also look at the existence of exact upper bounds relative to <I (<I-eub) as well as cardinalities of reduced products and the cardinals TD(lambda). Finally we apply this to the problem of the depth of ultraproducts (and reduced products) of Boolean algebras
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