The Recursively Mahlo Property in Second Order Arithmetic

Mathematical Logic Quarterly 42 (1):59-66 (1996)
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The paper characterizes the second order arithmetic theorems of a set theory that features a recursively Mahlo universe; thereby complementing prior proof-theoretic investigations on this notion. It is shown that the property of being recursively Mahlo corresponds to a certain kind of β-model reflection in second order arithmetic. Further, this leads to a characterization of the reals recursively computable in the superjump functional

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