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Past exam of the analytic topology and axiomatic set theory course of the University of Oxford / 2009 / B / 4 / ii / c / Solution

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Induct on α. For every β<α, the induction hypothesis says β∈Vβ+1​, and monotonicity gives Vβ+1​⊆Vα​. Thus every element of the ordinal α lies in Vα​, so α⊆Vα​. Taking its power set gives
α∈P(Vα​)=Vα+1​.​
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For α=0 the inclusion is vacuous and ∅∈P(∅) supplies the base case. This argument uses ordinal membership as strict order and the previously proved hierarchy monotonicity.

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