Extensions of the Axiom of Determinacy(English, Paperback, Larson Paul B.)

Extensions of the Axiom of Determinacy(English, Paperback, Larson Paul B.)

  • Larson Paul B.
Publisher:American Mathematical SocietyISBN 13: 9781470472108ISBN 10: 1470472104

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Extensions of the Axiom of Determinacy(English, Paperback, Larson Paul B.) is written by Larson Paul B. and published by American Mathematical Society. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1470472104 (ISBN 10) and 9781470472108 (ISBN 13).

This is an expository account of work on strong forms of the Axiom of Determinacy (AD) by a group of set theorists in Southern California, in particular by W. Hugh Woodin. The first half of the book reviews necessary background material, including the Moschovakis Coding Lemma, the existence of strong partition cardinals, and the analysis of pointclasses in models of determinacy. The second half of the book introduces Woodin's axiom system $\mathrm{AD}^{+}$ and presents his initial analysis of these axioms. These results include the consistency of $\mathrm{AD}^{+}$ from the consistency of AD, and its local character and initial motivation. Proofs are given of fundamental results by Woodin, Martin, and Becker on the relationships among AD, $\mathrm{AD}^{+}$, the Axiom of Real Determinacy, and the Suslin property. Many of these results are proved in print here for the first time. The book briefly discusses later work and fundamental questions which remain open. The study of models of $\mathrm{AD}^{+}$ is an active area of contemporary research in set theory. The presentation is aimed at readers with a background in basic set theory, including forcing and ultrapowers. Some familiarity with classical results on regularity properties for sets of reals under AD is also expected.