Forcing axioms and the continuum problem: Hilbert's first problem revisited

The continuum problem has recently seen a revival, brought about by advances involving strong forcing axioms and other natural principles extending the standard axiomatization for set theory. In this article we survey these developments. This is a slightly edited version of the slides of our ICM talk.

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UEA Digital Repository (University of East Anglia)
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2025-10-07
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Advanced Topology and Set Theory
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Forcing axioms and the continuum problem: Hilbert's first problem revisited

David Aspero, Ralf Schindler
UEA Digital Repository (University of East Anglia)
Advanced Topology and Set Theory
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Forcing axioms and the continuum problem: Hilbert's first problem revisited

David Aspero, Ralf Schindler
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The continuum problem has recently seen a revival, brought about by advances involving strong forcing axioms and other natural principles extending the standard axiomatization for set theory. In this article we survey these developments. This is a slightly edited version of the slides of our ICM talk.

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