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On the extendability to \(\mathbf {\Pi }_3^0\) ideals and Katětov order

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We show that there is a \( \varvec{\Sigma }_4^0\) ideal such that it’s neither extendable to any \( \varvec{\Pi }_3^0\) ideal nor above the ideal \( \textrm{Fin}\times \textrm{Fin} \) in the sense of Katětov order, answering a question from M. Hrušák.

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Jialiang He and Jintao Luo are supported by Science and Technology Department of Sichuan Province (project 2022ZYD0012 and 2023NSFSC1285). Shuguo Zhang is supported by NSFC.

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He, J., Luo, J. & Zhang, S. On the extendability to \(\mathbf {\Pi }_3^0\) ideals and Katětov order. Arch. Math. Logic (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00153-024-00912-x

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