A long pseudo-comparison of premice in L[x]
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deltamathrmmodelpremicepseudo-comparisontakewoodinanalysis
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We describe an obstacle to the analysis of $\mathrm{HOD}^{L[x]}$ as a core model: Assuming sufficient large cardinals, for a Turing cone of reals $x$ there are premice $M,N$ in $\mathrm{HC}^{L[x]}$ such that the pseudo-comparison of $L[M]$ with $L[N]$ succeeds, is computed in $L[x]$, and lasts through $\omega_1^{L[x]}$ stages. Moreover, we can take $M=M_1|(\delta^+)^{M_1}$ where $M_1$ is the minimal iterable proper class inner model with a Woodin cardinal, and $\delta$ is that Woodin. We can take $N$ such that $L[N]$ is $M_1$-like and short-tree-iterable.
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