Speaker:
Julian Eshkol
Institution:
UC Irvine
Time:
Tuesday, April 7, 2026 - 3:00pm to 4:00pm
Host:
Location:
440R
Welch games are a genre of challenge-and-response games that can be used to stratify large cardinal strength between weak compactness and measurability [Foreman, Magidor, Zeman 2020]. The known variants of this game make sense only in the context of large cardinals. In this talk, we define and explore threading ideals, a combinatorial principle necessary for importing the Welch-game idea to successor cardinals.
