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Souslin Quasi-Orders and Bi-Embeddability of Uncountable Structures.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Andretta, Alessandro.
- Series:
- Memoirs of the American Mathematical Society
- Memoirs of the American Mathematical Society ; v.277
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Set theory.
- Topological spaces.
- Embeddings (Mathematics).
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (204 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Providence : American Mathematical Society, 2022.
- Summary:
- "We provide analogues of the results from Friedman and Motto Ros (2011) and Camerlo, Marcone, and Motto Ros (2013) (which correspond to the case) for arbitrary -Souslin quasi-orders on any Polish space, for an infinite cardinal smaller than the cardinality of R. These generalizations yield a variety of results concerning the complexity of the embeddability relation between graphs or lattices of size , the isometric embeddability relation between complete metric spaces of density character , and the linear isometric embeddability relation between (real or complex) Banach spaces of density "-- Provided by publisher.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Title page
- Chapter 1. Introduction
- 1.1. What we knew
- 1.2. What we wanted
- 1.3. What we did
- 1.4. How we proved it
- 1.5. Classification of non-separable structures up to bi-embeddability
- 1.6. Organization of the paper, or: How (not) to read this paper
- 1.7. Annotated content
- Chapter 2. Preliminaries and notation
- 2.1. Basic notions
- 2.2. Choice and determinacy
- 2.3. Cardinality
- 2.4. Algebras of sets
- 2.5. Descriptive set theory
- 2.6. Trees and reductions
- Chapter 3. The generalized Cantor space
- 3.1. Basic facts
- 3.2. *More on 2^{ }
- Chapter 4. Generalized Borel sets
- 4.1. Basic facts
- 4.2. Intermezzo: the projective ordinals
- 4.3. *More on generalized Borel sets
- Chapter 5. Generalized Borel functions
- 5.1. Basic facts
- 5.2. *Further results
- Chapter 6. The generalized Baire space and Baire category
- 6.1. The generalized Baire space
- 6.2. Baire category
- Chapter 7. Standard Borel -spaces, -analytic quasi-orders, and spaces of codes
- 7.1. -analytic sets
- 7.2. Spaces of type and spaces of codes
- Chapter 8. Infinitary logics and models
- 8.1. Infinitary logics
- 8.2. Some generalizations of the Lopez-Escobar theorem
- Chapter 9. -Souslin sets
- 9.1. Basic facts
- 9.2. More on Souslin sets and Souslin cardinals
- 9.3. Souslin sets and cardinals in models with choice
- 9.4. Souslin sets and cardinals in models of determinacy
- Chapter 10. The main construction
- 10.1. The combinatorial trees ₀ and ₁
- 10.2. The combinatorial trees _{ }
- Chapter 11. Completeness
- 11.1. Faithful representations of -Souslin quasi-orders
- 11.2. The quasi-order ≤_{max} and the reduction Σ_{ }
- 11.3. Reducing ≤_{max}^{ } to \embeds^{ }_{\CT}
- 11.4. Some absoluteness results
- Chapter 12. Invariant universality.
- 12.1. An \LL_{ ⁺ }-sentence \Uppsi describing the structures _{ }.
- 12.2. A classification of the structures in \Mod^{ }_{\Uppsi} up to isomorphism
- 12.3. The invariant universality of \embeds^{ }_{\CT}
- 12.4. More absoluteness results
- Chapter 13. An alternative approach
- 13.1. Completeness
- 13.2. Invariant universality
- Chapter 14. Definable cardinality and reducibility
- 14.1. Topological complexity
- 14.2. Absolutely definable reducibilities
- 14.3. Reducibilities in an inner model
- Chapter 15. Some applications
- 15.1. \bSigma¹₂ quasi-orders
- 15.2. Projective quasi-orders
- 15.3. More complex quasi-orders in models of determinacy
- 15.4. \Ll(\R)-reducibility
- Chapter 16. Further completeness results
- 16.1. Representing arbitrary partial orders as embeddability relations
- 16.2. Other model theoretic examples
- 16.3. Isometry and isometric embeddability between complete metric spaces of density character
- 16.4. Linear isometry and linear isometric embeddability between Banach spaces of density
- 16.5. *Further results on the classification of nonseparable metric and Banach spaces
- Indexes
- Index
- Bibliography
- Back Cover.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- ISBN:
- 9781470470975
- 1470470977
- OCLC:
- 1343248959
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