Titlebook: Cardinal Functions on Boolean Algebras; J. Donald Monk Book 1990 Springer Basel AG 1990 algebra.Boolean algebra.cardinal function.function

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Notes on the Infinity Laplace Equation subalgebra or homomorphic image of ., then |Ult.| ≤ |Ult.|. For weak products we have .. The situation for full products is more complicated: ., where . = Σ. d... This follows from the following two facts: .where “→” means “is isomorphically embeddable in”, and “U” means “disjoint union”. Next, cle

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Notes on the Infinity Laplace Equation subalgebra or homomorphic image of ., then |Ult.| ≤ |Ult.|. For weak products we have .. The situation for full products is more complicated: ., where . = Σ. d... This follows from the following two facts: .where “→” means “is isomorphically embeddable in”, and “U” means “disjoint union”. Next, clearly |Ult ⊕. = Π. |Ult..|.

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Introduction,functions are the cardinality of the algebra A, and sup{|X| : . is a family of pairwise disjoint elements of .}. We have selected 21 such functions as the most important ones, and several others are mentioned as we go along. Let us mention right away an ambiguity in these notes: .. For each function

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Irredundance, true for . a homomorphic image of .. Concerning the derived operations, we note just the obvious facts that Irr.. = Irr., Irr.. = ω, Irr.-A = ω, and . Irr.. = Irr.. Obviously any chain is irredundant; so Length . ≤ Irr.. The difference can be large, e.g. in a free BA. By Theorem 4.25 of Part I of t

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Cardinality,t its behaviour under ultraproducts are the same as the well-known and difficult problems concerning the cardinality of ultraproducts in general. Card. is a non-obvious function. Clearly Card.. ≤ 2. for every infinite BA, and Card.. = ω for many BAs, e.g. for free BAs and interval algebras. But Card

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Tightness,h that 0 < y < .; hence there is an ultrafilter .. such that . ∈ .. but .. ≠ .. Let . = {.. : . ∈ .}. Thus . ? ? .. Suppose that . is a finite subset of . such that . ? .. But it is a very elementary exercise to show that no ultrafilter is included in a finite union of other, different, ultrafilters