
arXiv: 1310.5792
AbstractIn this paper we investigate the reverse mathematics of higher-order analogues of the theory $$ATR_0$$ within the framework of higher order reverse mathematics developed by Kohlenbach [11]. We define a theory $$RCA_0^3$$, a close higher-type analogue of the classical base theory $$RCA_0$$ which is essentially a conservative subtheory of Kohlenbach’s base theory $$RCA_{\rm{0}}^\omega$$. Working over $$RCA_0^3$$, we study higher-type analogues of statements classically equivalent to $$ATR_0$$, including open and clopen determinacy, and examine the extent to which $$ATR_0$$ remains robust at higher types. Our main result is the separation of open and clopen determinacy for reals, using a variant of Steel’s tagged tree forcing; in the presentation of this result, we develop a new, more flexible framework for Steel-type forcing.
Determinacy principles, separation, Other aspects of forcing and Boolean-valued models, Steel-type forcing, higher reverse mathematics, tagged tree, Mathematics - Logic, Foundations of classical theories (including reverse mathematics), ATR, CWO, FOS: Mathematics, open determinacy, reverse mathematics, clopen determinacy, determinacy, Logic (math.LO), Second- and higher-order arithmetic and fragments
Determinacy principles, separation, Other aspects of forcing and Boolean-valued models, Steel-type forcing, higher reverse mathematics, tagged tree, Mathematics - Logic, Foundations of classical theories (including reverse mathematics), ATR, CWO, FOS: Mathematics, open determinacy, reverse mathematics, clopen determinacy, determinacy, Logic (math.LO), Second- and higher-order arithmetic and fragments
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