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Created page with "Extender models are inner models, which have similar fine structure to Gödel's \(L\), but which are able to accommodate large cardinals, typically at the level of measurable cardinals and above. Extender models are typically either constructed - where they typically have the form \(L[\vec{E}]\) (here, \(\vec{E}\) is an extender or a coherent sequence of them) and their fine structure analysed - or defined..."
RhubarbJayde (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Extender models are inner models, which have similar fine structure to Gödel's \(L\), but which are able to accommodate large cardinals, typically at the level of measurable cardinals and above. Extender models are typically either constructed - where they typically have the form \(L[\vec{E}]\) (here, \(\vec{E}\) is an extender or a coherent sequence of them) and their fine structure analysed - or defined...") |
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