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Woodin's Ω-conjecture

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by Lucas · Oct 11, 2026 · Mathlib 0df444a (Lean v4.33.1)

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Woodin's Ω-conjecture. Suppose there is a proper class of Woodin cardinals. Then for every sentence φ\varphiφ of the language of set theory,

∅⊨Ωφ  ⟺  ∅⊢Ωφ.\emptyset \models_\Omega \varphi \iff \emptyset \vdash_\Omega \varphi .∅⊨Ω​φ⟺∅⊢Ω​φ.

Here ∅⊨Ωφ\emptyset \models_\Omega \varphi∅⊨Ω​φ means that VαB⊨φV^B_\alpha \models \varphiVαB​⊨φ for every complete Boolean algebra BBB and every ordinal α\alphaα. ∅⊢Ωφ\emptyset \vdash_\Omega \varphi∅⊢Ω​φ means that some universally Baire set A⊆ωωA \subseteq \omega^\omegaA⊆ωω has the property that Mα⊨φM_\alpha \models \varphiMα​⊨φ for every strongly AAA-closed countable transitive model MMM of ZFC and every ordinal α∈M\alpha \in Mα∈M. All notions are those of the imported definition files.

The "if" direction is soundness (a milestone). The conjecture is therefore the completeness theorem for Ω-logic, which is open.

Preamble
import Definitions.Def_OmegaLogic_Provability
import Definitions.Def_OmegaLogic_LargeCardinals

universe u
Formal statement
namespace OmegaLogic

theorem omega_conjecture (hW : ProperClassWoodin.{u}) (φ : Sent) :
    OmegaValid.{u} ∅ φ ↔ OmegaProvable.{u} ∅ φ := by sorry

end OmegaLogic
Source
Wikipedia, "Ω-logic" (revision oldid=1336097018), section "Analysis", first paragraph ("Woodin's Ω-conjecture asserts that if there is a proper class of Woodin cardinals ... then Ω-logic satisfies an analogue of the completeness theorem"); precise statement from J. Bagaria, N. Castells, P. Larson, "An Ω-logic primer", in Set Theory (Trends in Mathematics), Birkhäuser 2006, pp. 1–28, doi:10.1007/3-7643-7692-9_1; online version https://paulblarson.github.io/omegalogicmaster5.pdf, Section 3, p. 24 ("The Ω-conjecture says: ...").

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