Kurepa’s hypothesis and 𝜎-complete ideals

Prikry, Karel

doi:10.1090/S0002-9939-1973-0480043-6

Kurepa’s hypothesis and $\sigma$-complete ideals
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Abstract:

A set-theoretic combinatorial hypothesis, known as Kurepa’s hypothesis, is used to obtain results concerning the saturatedness of ideals and families of measures.

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