Chains of closed sets, layers and traces #
For a graph on an uncountable vertex type V, a chain is a continuous increasing family
N ξ of vertex sets indexed by ordinals, starting from ∅, each successor closed over
its predecessor, each set of size below #V while ξ < (#V).ord, and covering V by
then. It replaces the chain of elementary submodels of the proof, with the first model
empty and with length (#V).ord in place of the cofinality of #V.
The layer of a vertex v is the ordinal ξ with v ∈ N (ξ + 1) \ N ξ, and its trace
is the set of its neighbours in N ξ, which contains every neighbour in an earlier layer.
A continuous chain of closed sets covering V, each of size below #V before
(#V).ord.
- N : Ordinal.{u} → Set V
The sets of the chain.
- succ (ξ : Ordinal.{u}) : ClosedOver G (self.N ξ) (self.N (ξ + 1))
- limit (o : Ordinal.{u}) : Order.IsSuccLimit o → self.N o = ⋃ (ζ : Ordinal.{u}), ⋃ (_ : ζ < o), self.N ζ
- card_lt (ξ : Ordinal.{u}) : ξ < (Cardinal.mk V).ord → Cardinal.mk ↑(self.N ξ) < Cardinal.mk V
- cover (v : V) : ∃ ξ < (Cardinal.mk V).ord, v ∈ self.N (ξ + 1)
Instances For
A nonempty type is enumerated by the ordinals below (#V).ord.
Equations
- Erdos111.Chain.closure G S x = ⋯.choose
Instances For
The closure contains S ∪ {x}.
The closure is closed over S.
The closure is small.
The chain adding the vertices of an enumeration e one at a time.
Equations
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Instances For
The chain starts from ∅.
A successor set closes its predecessor with the next vertex.
A limit set is the union of the earlier sets.
The chain is increasing.
The chain is monotone.
The ξ-th set has at most max ξ.card ℵ₀ vertices.
Every graph on an uncountable vertex type has a chain.
The layer of v: the ordinal ξ with v ∈ N (ξ + 1) \ N ξ.
Instances For
A vertex lies in N ξ exactly when its layer is below ξ.
Every layer is below (#V).ord.
Every layer has fewer than #V vertices, when V is infinite.