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1. CMB 1999 (vol 42 pp. 13)
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Dow's Principle and $Q$-Sets A $Q$-set is a set of reals every subset of which is a relative
$G_\delta$. We investigate the combinatorics of $Q$-sets and
discuss a question of Miller and Zhou on the size $\qq$ of the smallest
set of reals which is not a $Q$-set. We show in particular that various
natural lower bounds for $\qq$ are consistently strictly smaller than
$\qq$.
Keywords:$Q$-set, cardinal invariants of the continuum, pseudointersection number, $\MA$($\sigma$-centered), Dow's principle, almost disjoint family, almost disjointness principle, iterated forcing Categories:03E05, 03E35, 54A35 |