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The intention of this short note is to publicize some opportunities for set theorists to work on some analytical problems of a somewhat unusual flavor to the set-theorists palate. No claim of authorship or originality of these problems is made (rather the contrary!). I present the definitions necessary to formally understand the problems. The content of my talk at the workshop is summarized in a research announcement in the Bulletin of the AMS [Fl], I will not reproduce it here though it may be useful as motivation for these problems and as a “point of view”. The problems are arranged to allow natural discussion. The reader will be trusted to make his own ranking of importance.
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Foreman, M. (1992). Some other Problems in Set Theory. In: Judah, H., Just, W., Woodin, H. (eds) Set Theory of the Continuum. Mathematical Sciences Research Institute Publications, vol 26. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-9754-0_3
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