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Consequences of the Axiom of Blackwell Determinacy

Consequences of the axiom of Blackwell determinacy
Authors: Löwe, Benedikt;

Consequences of the Axiom of Blackwell Determinacy

Abstract

This paper is both a survey and a research announcement. The author considers a class of two-person games with ``slightly imperfect'' information called Blackwell games. These games belong to the broader class of stochastic games. Two-person games with perfect information have played an important role in set theory via the Axiom of Determinacy (AD) . Blackwell games give rise to corresponding ``axioms'', which the author calls pBl-AD and Bl-AD. It is known that AD\(\implies\)Bl-AD\(\implies\)pBl-AD and that all three axioms have the same consistency strength. However, the question of equivalence remains open. From the author's introduction: ``In this survey, we describe how to get the strong partition property of \(\aleph_1\) and further consequences for the infinitary combinatorics of projective ordinals from Bl-AD and an interesting definability hierarchy of sets of reals under the assumption of pBl-AD.'' Details and proofs are to appear in a later paper.

Keywords

infinitary combinatorics of projective ordinals, Determinacy principles, Stochastic games, stochastic differential games, Research exposition (monographs, survey articles) pertaining to mathematical logic and foundations, Games involving topology, set theory, or logic, definability hierarchy of sets of reals, stochastic games, survey, axiom of determinacy, Blackwell games, Other combinatorial set theory

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