Shelah's chain-length conjecture for eventual domination

Let θ\theta be an infinite successor cardinal and let μθ\mu\geq\theta. A chain in (θ++μ,θ)({}^{\theta^{++}}\mu,\ll_{\theta}) is a sequence ordered by the relation θ\ll_{\theta}.

Shelah's chain-length conjecture. For every μθ\mu\geq\theta, there are no chains in

(θ++μ,θ)({}^{\theta^{++}}\mu,\ll_{\theta})

of length μ+\mu^+.

This conjecture extends Shelah's nonexistence results for long chains under eventual domination. Its status is not specified in the supplied text.

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Primary source

Tanmay Inamdar, “On strong chains of sets and functions”, arXiv:2210.01505 (2022).

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