The finite cohesiveness principle

We investigate the logical strength of the cohesiveness principle when restricted to finite sequences of sets, denoted by fin-COH, over different base theories. Our main result shows that fin-COH entails $IΣ_1^0$ over the weaker base theory $RCA_0^*$, thereby answering a question posed by Fiori-Carones, Kołodziejczyk and Kowalik. In addition, we show that fin-COH is not provable over $WKL_0$.

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arXiv (Cornell University)
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2025-03-24
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Advanced Topology and Set Theory
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The finite cohesiveness principle

arXiv (Cornell University)
Advanced Topology and Set Theory
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The finite cohesiveness principle

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Abstract

We investigate the logical strength of the cohesiveness principle when restricted to finite sequences of sets, denoted by fin-COH, over different base theories. Our main result shows that fin-COH entails $IΣ_1^0$ over the weaker base theory $RCA_0^*$, thereby answering a question posed by Fiori-Carones, Kołodziejczyk and Kowalik. In addition, we show that fin-COH is not provable over $WKL_0$.

arXiv (Cornell University)
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Advanced Topology and Set Theory
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