Avoiding equal distances
@article{Kumar2017AvoidingED, title={Avoiding equal distances}, author={Ashutosh Kumar and Saharon Shelah}, journal={Fundamenta Mathematicae}, year={2017}, volume={236}, pages={263-267} }
We show that it is consistent that there is a non meager set of reals each of whose non meager subsets contains equal distances.
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