The CH equivalence reuses the two continuum-density Cards and adds one direct Card. Its reverse implication applies the general density obstruction without assuming a faithful separable representation; the equivalence assumes neither CH nor its negation and makes no independence claim.
1 direct Card + 2 reused prerequisites = 3 unique Cards. This count is a selected Card closure, not a source-declaration count.
This separate route has one direct Card: the CH equivalence. It
reuses the two density Cards as references; they remain members of the
main route and are not duplicated as new selected Cards.
The forward implication substitutes
into the continuum-density existence result. The reverse applies the
density obstruction to an arbitrary witness and obtains
.
It does not assume that this witness has a faithful separable
representation. The equivalence itself assumes neither CH nor its
negation and is not a forcing or independence proof.
Read selected Card prerequisites before their uses. Levels are recomputed from the selected reachability-preserving projection; omitted source helpers remain traceable in the source exploration.
No Cards match this search. Clear search to recover this reading scope.
Level 0 (1 Card)
Level 0
Exact norm
density of the fixed atomic algebra
Combines a cardinality bound from a faithful representation on a
separable Hilbert space with a lower bound for every norm-dense
subset.
A Naimark
counterexample of continuum norm density
Gives a C*-algebra of norm density
whose nonzero irreducible representations form one unitary-equivalence
class, without an identification with the compact operators.