More on full reflection below ω{\aleph_\omega}

Archive for Mathematical Logic 49 (6):659-671 (2010)
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Abstract

Jech and Shelah in J Symb Log, 55, 822–830 (1990) studied full reflection below ${\aleph_\omega}$ , and produced a model in which the extent of full reflection is maximal in a certain sense. We produce a model in which full reflection is maximised in a different direction

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