Canonical models for aleph1 combinatorics
Saharon Shelah, Jindřich Zapletal
Abstract
We define the property of Pi2-compactness of a statement phi of set theory, meaning roughly that the hard core of the impact of phi on combinatorics of aleph1 can be isolated in a canonical model for the statement phi. We show that the following statements are Pi2-compact: ``dominating number = aleph1,'' ``cofinality of the meager ideal = aleph1'', ``cofinality of the null ideal = aleph1'', existence of various types of Souslin trees and variations on uniformity of measure and category = aleph1. Several important new metamathematical patterns among classical statements of set theory are pointed out.
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