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Power set in a generic extension (ΠτG​=PM[G](τG))

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For a forcing name τ, let U consist of pairs (ρ,p) where (ρ,r)∈τ for some r≥p. Every ground-model subset ν of U is a name whose value is contained in τG. Every subset σG⊆τG has an equivalent such name: retain those (ρ,p)∈U with p⊩ρ∈σ. The atomic membership truth lemma for forcing proves equality of values. Collect all these names from the ground-model power set PM(U) into a single outer name, pairing each with every condition. Its value is the full internal power set, without presupposing that power set in the extension.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2017 / iii / Paper 121 / 3 / iii / Solution

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