Sticks and clubs
Sakaé Fuchino, Saharon Shelah, Lajos Soukup
Abstract
We study combinatorial principles known as stick and club. Several variants of these principles and cardinal invariants connected to them are also considered. We introduce a new kind of side-by-side product of partial orders which we call pseudo-product. Using such products, we give several generic extensions where some of these principles hold together with not CH and Martin's Axiom for countable p.o.-sets. An iterative version of the pseudo-product is used under an inaccessible cardinal to show the consistency of the club principle for every stationary subset of limits of omega1 together with not CH and Martin's Axiom for countable p.o.-sets.
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