On a question of Grinblat
Saharon Shelah
math.LOarXiv:math/9912163
Abstract
We prove the consistency of the following statement: for some kappa<2aleph0, there is a kappa-complete ideal on kappa such that the Boolean algebra P(kappa)/I is sigma-centered and there are Q-sets of reals.
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