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For a first-order theory R extending ZFC, let CR​ be its set of formal consequences and let Cons denote the class of formal consistency statements Con(Q) for recursively axiomatized extensions Q of ZFC. Using Gödel numbering to code proofs and theories, these objects and the following comparison are definable in the base theory ZFC.
The consistency-strength preorder is
T≤Cons​S⟺Cons∩CT​⊆Cons∩CS​.
(1)
Thus every consistency assertion provable in T is also provable in S. Its strict part is
T<Cons​S⟺T≤Cons​S ∧ ¬(S≤Cons​T).
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