I think that I may have found a suitable candidate; namely, the result of
Konig and Yoshinobu that MM implies that there are no omega1-regressive omega2-Kurepa trees. The proof seems to have the same relatively direct flavor as those in Baumgartner's PFA article.
Friday, 9 November 2007
set theory - What are the Martin's Maximum consequences of Namba forcing?
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