Article
Keywords:
perfect tree; distributivity of Boolean algebra; almost disjoint refinement
Summary:
We shall prove that Sacks algebra is nowhere $(\frak b, \frak c, \frak c)$-distributive, which implies that Sacks forcing collapses $\frak c$ to $\frak b$.
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