The auxiliary Aronszajn-null game characterization conjecture

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Let XX be a separable Banach space, let AXA\subseteq X be Borel, and let AG\mathbb{A}_{\mathsf{G}} be the auxiliary game referred to in the paper, with A\mathbb{A} denoting the corresponding class of sets. The notation I̸ ⁣ ⁣AG\mathbf{I}\not\!\uparrow\!\mathbb{A}_{\mathsf{G}} means that player I\mathbf{I} has no winning strategy. The auxiliary Aronszajn-null game characterization conjecture.

I̸ ⁣ ⁣AG\mathbf{I}\not\!\uparrow\!\mathbb{A}_{\mathsf{G}}

if and only if

AA.A\in\mathbb{A}.

The claim is presented as a reformulation of an earlier conjecture using the equivalence between the two games for player I\mathbf{I}; its resolution is not given in the supplied text.

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Primary source

Jakub Duda and Boaz Tsaban, “Games in Banach spaces”, arXiv:math/0601556 (2010).

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