Regularity of successor thorns under large-cardinal assumptions

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Let \textit{\th}_0=\omega, let \textit{\th}_{\alpha+1}=\textup{\TH}(\textit{\th}_\alpha^\omega), and for limit γ\gamma let \textit{\th}_\gamma=\bigcup_{\alpha<\gamma}\textit{\th}_\alpha. Assume sufficient large cardinals and V≠L(Xω)\mathrm{V}\ne\mathrm{L}(X^\omega) for every set XX. Regularity conjecture. For every ordinal α>0\alpha>0,

\textit{\th}_{\alpha+1}=\textit{\th}_\alpha^+

is regular. This anticipated calculation of the thorn sequence is used in the paper's programme of obtaining stronger forms of choice over the Chang model; the supplied text does not establish the assertion or indicate whether it has been resolved.

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James Holland and Grigor Sargsyan, “Forcing More DC Over the Chang Model Using the Thorn Sequence”, arXiv:2210.16359 (2024).

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