Shelah's chain-length conjecture for eventual domination

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Let θ\theta be an infinite successor cardinal and let μ≥θ\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 μ≥θ\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.

References

Primary source

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

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