Abstract
Let T be an infinite pseudo-tree. In [2], we showed that the cellularity of the pseudo-tree algebra Treealg(T) was the maximum of four cardinals cT, ιT, φT, and μT: roughly, cT is the “tallness” of T; ιT is the “width” of T; φ is the number of “points of finite branching” in T; and μ is the number of “sections of no branching” in T. Here we ask: which inequalities among these four cardinals may be satisfied, in some sense, by a pseudo-tree? We show that the possible inequalities among cT, ιT, φT, and μT attained by pseudo-trees T are closely related to the existence of generalized Suslin trees.
Citation
Jennifer Brown. "Cellularity and the structure of pseudo-trees." J. Symbolic Logic 72 (4) 1093 - 1107, December 2007. https://doi.org/10.2178/jsl/1203350775
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