The continuum problem: Hilbert’s first problem revisited

David Aspero; Ralf Schindler

The continuum problem: Hilbert’s first problem revisited

David Aspero
, Ralf Schindler

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Abstract

The continuum problem has recently seen a revival, brought about by advances involving strong forcing axioms and other natural principles extending the standard axiomatization for set theory. In this article we survey these developments. This is a slightly edited version of the slides we used in the talk that we gave at the 9 ECM.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings of the 9th European Congress of Mathematics - 15th-19th July, 2024
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 23 Jul 2025

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The continuum problem: Hilbert’s first problem revisited

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