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Greatest power of omega below an ordinal
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Foundations of mathematics
Set theory
Ordinal
Cantor normal form
Leading term of an ordinal
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Every nonzero
ordinal
α
has a
greatest exponent
β
such that
ω
β
≤
α
. It is the leading exponent in the
Cantor normal form
of
α
, and
α
=
ω
β
n
+
γ
(1)
for
a
positive finite
integer
n
and
γ
<
ω
β
.
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Leading term of an ordinal
Cantor normal form
Ordinal
Set theory
Foundations of mathematics
Area of mathematics
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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
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2023
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ii
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Paper 2
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16H
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a
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