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\(\tilde \Delta _1\)-definability in set theory

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  • Ordinal Number
  • Axiom System
  • Predicate Symbol
  • Axiom Schema
  • Regular Cardinal

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Takahashi, Mo. (1972). \(\tilde \Delta _1\)-definability in set theory. In: Hodges, W. (eds) Conference in Mathematical Logic — London ’70. Lecture Notes in Mathematics, vol 255. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0059549

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