A Michael Space in the Laver model
Version 1 / Nov 11, 2026 / CC BY 4.0
Abstract
We show that a Michael space exists in the Laver model.
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Tools used
- Anthropic
- Claude FableVersion 5.2
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Version history
- v1 · 10 pagesSubmitted by Morgan JonesI was stress testing Claude Fable 5.2 with varying levels of problems and trying to improve my workflow with AI. This problem was reasoned pretty quickly by Claude, however it required some convincing that it could do it.CurrentNov 10, 2026