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Mahlo cardinal

Summary

A Mahlo cardinal is an inaccessible cardinal κ\kappa such that the inaccessible cardinals below κ\kappa form a stationary set in κ\kappa. So a Mahlo cardinal has very many inaccessible cardinals below it, and it is the κ\kappa-th inaccessible cardinal. The notion is named after Paul Mahlo. Mahlo cardinals are stronger than inaccessible cardinals, and weaker than weakly compact cardinals.

Further reading

  1. Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahlo_cardinal
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