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    Since κ is strongly inaccessible in V and (Vκ+1)^M = Vκ+1... — Carmelics
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    Supports→A measurable cardinal κ cannot be the least strongly inaccessible cardinal

    Since κ is strongly inaccessible in V and (Vκ+1)^M = Vκ+1, M also thinks κ is strongly inaccessible

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    A measurable cardinal κ cannot be the least strongly inaccessible cardinalBy the elementarity of j, V must think the same of the preimage of j(κ), namely ...If j: V → M is an elementary embedding with critical point κ, then Vκ+1 ⊆ MM thinks there is a strongly inaccessible cardinal (namely κ) below j(κ)

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    M thinks there is a strongly inaccessible cardinal (namely κ) below j(...90%If κ is inaccessible and weakly compact, then there exists a set of κ ...85%A measurable cardinal κ cannot be the least strongly inaccessible card...83%If κ is inaccessible and weakly compact, then there is a set of κ many...83%

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    It is easy to see that for any such embedding Vκ+1⊆ M where κ = crit(j). This amount of agreement enables one to show that κ is strongly inaccessible, Mahlo, indescribable, ineffable, etc. To illustrate this let us assume that we have shown that κ is strongly inaccessible and let us show that κ has much stronger large cardinal properties. Since κ is strongly inaccessible in V and since (Vκ+1)M =Vκ+1, M also thinks that κ is strongly inaccessible. In particular, M thinks that there is a stron

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