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μ-complete Souslin trees on μ+

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We prove thatµ=µ <µ, 2µ=µ + and “there is a non-reflecting stationary subset ofµ + composed of ordinals of cofinality <μ” imply that there is a μ-complete Souslin tree onµ +.

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  1. Department of Mathematics, The Hebrew University, 11904, Jerusalem, Israel

    Menachem Kojman & Saharon Shelah

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The second author thanks the Binational Science Foundation for supporting this research. Publication no. 449

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Kojman, M., Shelah, S. μ-complete Souslin trees on μ+ . Arch Math Logic 32, 195–201 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01375551

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