Research
Papers
- Comparing various club guessing principles*, in preparation.
- The precipitousness of tail club guessing ideals*, submitted
(PDF)
- Club guessing sequences - Natural structures in set theory -
(Japanese)*, submitted to Sugaku.
- Notes on sub-Ostaszewski spaces*, accepted.
(PDF)
- A non $D$-space with large extent*,
Topology and Its Applications
155(11)(2008), 1256-1263.
(Science Direct)
- Mimimality of non $\sigma$-scattered orders
(with Justin Moore), accepted.
(PDF)
- A fine structure construction of a
perfectly normal, non-realcompact space,
Topology Proceedings 30(2) (2006), 533-545
- The saturation of club guessing ideals,
Annals of Pure and Applied Logic
142(1-3)(2006), 398-424.
(Science Direct)
- A tail club guessing ideal can be saturated without being a
restriction of the non-stationary ideal,
The Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic,
46(3)(2005), 327--333.
(Project Euclid)
- More on perfectly normal, non-realcompact spaces,
Topology and Its Applications 153(9)(2006), 1476--1499.
(Science Direct)
- $\alpha$-properness and Axiom A,
Fundamenta Mathematicae, 186(2005), 25--37.
(IMPAN)
- Club guessing sequences and filters,
Journal of Symbolic Logic,
70(4)(2005), 1037--1071.
(Project Euclid)
- A perfectly normal nonrealcompact space consistent with
$\mathsf{MA}_{\aleph_{1}}
(with Fernando Hernández-Hernández),
Topology and Its Applications,
143(1--3)(2004), 175--188.
(Science Direct)
- Directive trees and games on posets (with Yasuo Yoshinobu),
Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society, 130(2002),
1477--1485.
(AMS)
Notes
- The weak diamond*(PDF) -
the proof of "$2^{\aleph_0}<2^{\aleph_1}$ implies the weak diamond",
(hopefully easier to read than the paper of Devlin and Shelah)
Presentations
- A precipitous club guessing ideal on omega_1*
(ESI workshop),
ESI workshop on
large cardinals and descriptive set theory,
June, 2009
- The principle $(+)$ and club guessing sequences*
(PDF),
Boise Extravaganza in Set Theory at Boise State University,
March 2008
- The comparison of various club guessing principles*
(PDF),
BLAST at University of Denver,
August 2008
The above entries marked with a * are subject to the following acknowledgment
and disclaimer:
This material is based upon work supported
by the National Science Foundation under Grant No.~0700983.
Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material
are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National
Science Foundation.
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