On the number of Linfty,omega1-equivalent non-isomorphic models
Saharon Shelah, Pauli Vaisanen
Abstract
We prove that if ZF is consistent then ZFC+GCH is consistent with the following statement: There is for every k<omega a model of cardinality aleph1 which is Linfty,omega1-equivalent to exactly k non-isomorphic models of cardinality aleph1. In order to get this result we introduce ladder systems and colourings different from the ``standard'' counterparts, and prove the following purely combinatorial result: For each prime number p and positive integer m it is consistent with ZFC+GCH that there is a ``good'' ladder system having exactly pm pairwise nonequivalent colourings.
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