COMPUTABLE ASPECTS OF THE LAVER PARTITION THEOREM

The Laver Partition Theorem is a fundamental tool in the analysis of Laver and Hechler forcings. It is also connected to determinacy and the Galvin-Prikry theorem: indeed it can be seen as the common core of these two theorems. We study the reverse mathematics and Weihrauch degrees of the Laver Partition Theorem restricted to open and clopen sets. We obtain upper and lower bounds on the proof theoretic strength of this result, as well as a precise picture of the (arithmetical) Weihrauch degrees of the problems related to it.

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Journal of Symbolic Logic
Published
2026-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.1017/jsl.2026.10275
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Advanced Topology and Set Theory
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COMPUTABLE ASPECTS OF THE LAVER PARTITION THEOREM

Alberto Marcone, Gian Marco Osso
Journal of Symbolic Logic
Advanced Topology and Set Theory
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COMPUTABLE ASPECTS OF THE LAVER PARTITION THEOREM

Alberto Marcone, Gian Marco Osso
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Abstract

The Laver Partition Theorem is a fundamental tool in the analysis of Laver and Hechler forcings. It is also connected to determinacy and the Galvin-Prikry theorem: indeed it can be seen as the common core of these two theorems. We study the reverse mathematics and Weihrauch degrees of the Laver Partition Theorem restricted to open and clopen sets. We obtain upper and lower bounds on the proof theoretic strength of this result, as well as a precise picture of the (arithmetical) Weihrauch degrees of the problems related to it.

Journal of Symbolic Logic
Openalex Percentile: Top 29%
Advanced Topology and Set Theory
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