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ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS PART ONE: END EXTENSIONS Ali Enayat YOUNG SET THEORY WORKSHOP K ONIGSWINTER, MARCH 21-25, 2011 Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS SET THEORETICAL TWINS OF ARITHMETICAL THEORIES:


  1. ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS PART ONE: END EXTENSIONS Ali Enayat YOUNG SET THEORY WORKSHOP K¨ ONIGSWINTER, MARCH 21-25, 2011 Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  2. SET THEORETICAL TWINS OF ARITHMETICAL THEORIES: THE GLOBAL VIEW Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  3. SET THEORETICAL TWINS OF ARITHMETICAL THEORIES: THE GLOBAL VIEW (1) [Koepke-Koerwien] SO ≈ ZFC . SO = Second Order Theory of Ordinals. Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  4. SET THEORETICAL TWINS OF ARITHMETICAL THEORIES: THE GLOBAL VIEW (1) [Koepke-Koerwien] SO ≈ ZFC . SO = Second Order Theory of Ordinals. T −∞ := T \{ Infinity } ∪ {¬ Infinity } . Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  5. SET THEORETICAL TWINS OF ARITHMETICAL THEORIES: THE GLOBAL VIEW (1) [Koepke-Koerwien] SO ≈ ZFC . SO = Second Order Theory of Ordinals. T −∞ := T \{ Infinity } ∪ {¬ Infinity } . (2) [Mostowski] Z 2 + Π 1 ∞ -AC = (Second Order Arithmetic + Choice Scheme) ≈ Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  6. SET THEORETICAL TWINS OF ARITHMETICAL THEORIES: THE GLOBAL VIEW (1) [Koepke-Koerwien] SO ≈ ZFC . SO = Second Order Theory of Ordinals. T −∞ := T \{ Infinity } ∪ {¬ Infinity } . (2) [Mostowski] Z 2 + Π 1 ∞ -AC = (Second Order Arithmetic + Choice Scheme) ≈ ZFC \{ Power } + V = H ( ℵ 1 ) ≈ KMC − . Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  7. SET THEORETICAL TWINS OF ARITHMETICAL THEORIES: THE GLOBAL VIEW (CONT’D) Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  8. SET THEORETICAL TWINS OF ARITHMETICAL THEORIES: THE GLOBAL VIEW (CONT’D) (3) [Ackermann, Mycielski, Kaye-Wong] ACA 0 ≈ GBC −∞ + TC . PA ≈ ZF −∞ + TC . Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  9. SET THEORETICAL TWINS OF ARITHMETICAL THEORIES: THE GLOBAL VIEW (CONT’D) (3) [Ackermann, Mycielski, Kaye-Wong] ACA 0 ≈ GBC −∞ + TC . PA ≈ ZF −∞ + TC . (4) [Gaifman-Dimitracopoulos] EFA (Elementary Function Arithmetic) ≈ Mac −∞ . Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  10. SET THEORETICAL TWINS OF ARITHMETICAL THEORIES: THE GLOBAL VIEW (CONT’D) (3) [Ackermann, Mycielski, Kaye-Wong] ACA 0 ≈ GBC −∞ + TC . PA ≈ ZF −∞ + TC . (4) [Gaifman-Dimitracopoulos] EFA (Elementary Function Arithmetic) ≈ Mac −∞ . (5) [Szmielew-Tarski] Robinson’s Q ≈ AST (Adjunctive Set Theory). Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  11. FAMILIAR INTERPRETATIONS Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  12. FAMILIAR INTERPRETATIONS Example A: Poincare’s interpretation of hyperbolic geometry in euclidean geometry. Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  13. FAMILIAR INTERPRETATIONS Example A: Poincare’s interpretation of hyperbolic geometry in euclidean geometry. Example B: Hamilton’s interpretation of ACF 0 in RCF. Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  14. FAMILIAR INTERPRETATIONS Example A: Poincare’s interpretation of hyperbolic geometry in euclidean geometry. Example B: Hamilton’s interpretation of ACF 0 in RCF. Example C: von Neumann’s interpretation of PA in ZF. Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  15. INTERPRETATIONS, THE OFFICIAL DEFINITION Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  16. INTERPRETATIONS, THE OFFICIAL DEFINITION An interpretation of a theory S in a theory T, written, I : S → T consists of a translation of each formula ϕ of S into a formula ϕ I in the language of T such that ⇒ T ⊢ ϕ I . ( S ⊢ ϕ ) = Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  17. INTERPRETATIONS, THE OFFICIAL DEFINITION An interpretation of a theory S in a theory T, written, I : S → T consists of a translation of each formula ϕ of S into a formula ϕ I in the language of T such that ⇒ T ⊢ ϕ I . ( S ⊢ ϕ ) = → ϕ I is induced by the following: The translation ϕ �− (a) A universe of discourse designated by a first order formula U of T ; (b) A distinguished definable equivalence relation E on to interpret equality on U ; (c) A T -formula ϕ R ( x 0 , · · · , x n − 1 ) for each n -ary relation symbol of S . Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  18. INTERPRETATIONS, THE OFFICIAL DEFINITION An interpretation of a theory S in a theory T, written, I : S → T consists of a translation of each formula ϕ of S into a formula ϕ I in the language of T such that ⇒ T ⊢ ϕ I . ( S ⊢ ϕ ) = → ϕ I is induced by the following: The translation ϕ �− (a) A universe of discourse designated by a first order formula U of T ; (b) A distinguished definable equivalence relation E on to interpret equality on U ; (c) A T -formula ϕ R ( x 0 , · · · , x n − 1 ) for each n -ary relation symbol of S . We write S ≤ I T if S can be interpreted in T . Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  19. INTERPRETATIONS AND MODELS Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  20. INTERPRETATIONS AND MODELS In model theoretic terms: if S ≤ I T , then one can uniformly interpret a model B A of S in every model A of T . Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  21. INTERPRETATIONS AND MODELS In model theoretic terms: if S ≤ I T , then one can uniformly interpret a model B A of S in every model A of T . S and T are said to be bi-interpretable if Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  22. INTERPRETATIONS AND MODELS In model theoretic terms: if S ≤ I T , then one can uniformly interpret a model B A of S in every model A of T . S and T are said to be bi-interpretable if (1) T can verify that A ∼ = A B A , and Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  23. INTERPRETATIONS AND MODELS In model theoretic terms: if S ≤ I T , then one can uniformly interpret a model B A of S in every model A of T . S and T are said to be bi-interpretable if (1) T can verify that A ∼ = A B A , and (2) S can verify that B ∼ = B A B . Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  24. INTERPRETATIONS AND RELATIVE CONSISTENCY Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  25. INTERPRETATIONS AND RELATIVE CONSISTENCY Theorem. Suppose S and T are axiomatizable theories. Then S ≤ I T ⇒ Con( T ) → Con( S ). Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  26. INTERPRETATIONS AND RELATIVE CONSISTENCY Theorem. Suppose S and T are axiomatizable theories. Then S ≤ I T ⇒ Con( T ) → Con( S ). But the converse of the above can be false, e.g., for S = GB, and T = ZF. Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  27. INTERPRETATIONS AND RELATIVE CONSISTENCY Theorem. Suppose S and T are axiomatizable theories. Then S ≤ I T ⇒ Con( T ) → Con( S ). But the converse of the above can be false, e.g., for S = GB, and T = ZF. Therefore “interpretability strength”is a refinement of “consistency strength”. Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  28. INTERPRETATIONS AND RELATIVE CONSISTENCY Theorem. Suppose S and T are axiomatizable theories. Then S ≤ I T ⇒ Con( T ) → Con( S ). But the converse of the above can be false, e.g., for S = GB, and T = ZF. Therefore “interpretability strength”is a refinement of “consistency strength”. Theorem. [Mostowski-Robinson-Tarski] If T is axiomatizable and Q ≤ I T , then T is essentially undecidable . Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  29. INTERPRETATIONS AND SET THEORETIC INDEPENDENCE RESULTS Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  30. INTERPRETATIONS AND SET THEORETIC INDEPENDENCE RESULTS Theorem. EFA ⊢ Con(ZF) → Con(ZF + V = L). Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  31. INTERPRETATIONS AND SET THEORETIC INDEPENDENCE RESULTS Theorem. EFA ⊢ Con(ZF) → Con(ZF + V = L). Proof: Syntactically unwind the usual proof! Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  32. INTERPRETATIONS AND SET THEORETIC INDEPENDENCE RESULTS Theorem. EFA ⊢ Con(ZF) → Con(ZF + V = L). Proof: Syntactically unwind the usual proof! The above works since G¨ odel’s L has a uniform definition across all model of ZF , and ZF ⊢ (ZF + V = L) L . Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  33. INTERPRETATIONS AND SET THEORETIC INDEPENDENCE RESULTS Theorem. EFA ⊢ Con(ZF) → Con(ZF + V = L). Proof: Syntactically unwind the usual proof! The above works since G¨ odel’s L has a uniform definition across all model of ZF , and ZF ⊢ (ZF + V = L) L . Theorem. EFA ⊢ Con(ZF) → Con(ZF + ¬ CH). Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  34. INTERPRETATIONS AND SET THEORETIC INDEPENDENCE RESULTS Theorem. EFA ⊢ Con(ZF) → Con(ZF + V = L). Proof: Syntactically unwind the usual proof! The above works since G¨ odel’s L has a uniform definition across all model of ZF , and ZF ⊢ (ZF + V = L) L . Theorem. EFA ⊢ Con(ZF) → Con(ZF + ¬ CH). Proof: Move within L and build L B , where B = c . b . a for adding ℵ 2 Cohen reals; then mod out L B by the L- least ultrafilter on B . Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

  35. SET THEORETICAL COUNTERPART OF SECOND ORDER ARITHMETIC-PART II Ali Enayat ARITHMETIC, SET THEORY, AND THEIR MODELS

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