A comparison of two systems of ordinal notations

Archive for Mathematical Logic 43 (1):65-83 (2004)
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Abstract

The standard method of generating countable ordinals from uncountable ordinals can be replaced by a use of fixed point extractors available in the term calculus of Howard’s system. This gives a notion of the intrinsic complexity of an ordinal analogous to the intrinsic complexity of a function described in Gödel’s T

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Describing ordinals using functionals of transfinite type.Peter Aczel - 1972 - Journal of Symbolic Logic 37 (1):35-47.

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