Historic iteration with alephepsilon-support
Saharon Shelah
Abstract
One aim of this work is to get a universe in which weak versions of Martin axioms holds for some forcing notions of cardinality aleph0, aleph1 and aleph2 while on aleph2 club, the ``small'' brother of diamond, holds. As a consequence we get the consistency of ``there is no Gross space''. Another aim is to present a case of ``Historic iteration''.
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