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The chain of ℕ∞-worlds attached above tail.
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- Model.toTail.chain M tail n = Model.toTail.chainPoint ↑↑n
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The embedding of the original model into the tail model is a p-morphism.
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- Model.toTail.pMorphismOriginal M tail = { toFun := Model.toTail.embed, forth := ⋯, back := ⋯, atomic := ⋯ }
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Forcing of □A is downward closed on the chain: if it holds at chainPoint n,
it also holds at any chainPoint m below it.
Forcing at chain points (chainPoint n) eventually stabilizes as n grows.
Forcing at chain points (chainPoint n) eventually stabilizes, as n grows, to the
forcing value at the tail model's own root (chainPoint ⊤).
Tail Lemma (Visser1984 Lemma 2.2): A is forced at the tail model's own root
(chainPoint ⊤) iff A is eventually forced along the chain (chainPoint n for all
sufficiently large n).
If Γ is closed under subformulas and the root forces □B 🡒 B for every □B ∈ Γ,
then forcing of every formula in Γ at the root agrees with forcing at every chain
point (chainPoint n).
Re-indexing the base model along e does not change the tail construction, up to
transporting the worlds by Sum.map e id. This is routine infrastructure with no counterpart in
the literature.