Almost disjoint families
Definition\(\kappa\)-almost disjoint family of sets#✓fully proved
MetaMathlibExt.IsAlmostDisjointFamilyKappa
A family F ⊆ 𝒫(I) is κ-almost disjoint if |A| = κ for every A ∈ F and |A ∩ B| < κ for all distinct A, B ∈ F.
DefinitionFunctions almost disjoint modulo the nonstationary ideal#✓fully proved
MetaMathlibExt.AlmostDisjointModNS
Functions f, g ∈ ∏_{α<ω₁} A_α are almost disjoint mod the nonstationary ideal if the set { α < ω₁ : f(α) = g(α) } on which they agree is nonstationary in ω₁.
DefinitionAlmost disjoint family of functions on a regular cardinal#✓fully proved
MetaMathlibExt.IsAlmostDisjointFunFamily
Let κ be a regular cardinal. A family of functions κ → κ is almost disjoint if for all f and g in the family with f≠ g, |{ α ∣ f(α ) = g(α ) }|<κ..
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