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(Attemp to post) transfinite induction question.

I see, may i know why not H1-A with a infinite sequence of this?
H1-A requires the need to have a reference point of inaccessible ie be a inaccessible cardinal while in transfinite induction the sequence would be a set of hereditary sets(since it's a sequence) smaller than a large cardinal like inaccessible, another reason is that limitary ordinals like epsilon exist which is already the limit or the final product of a transfinite induction or recursion sequence but still smaller than inaccessible since it is still not a large cardinal or so.

(Also inaccessible itself is a limit cardinal bigger than the default ordinals transfinite induction could get.)

Though you could probably reach H1-A to 0 in Transfinite induction or recursion if you can use higher math somehow but by default it can only reach 1-A+ at best.
 
H1-A requires the need to have a reference point of inaccessible ie be a inaccessible cardinal while in transfinite induction the sequence would be a set of hereditary sets(since it's a sequence) smaller than a large cardinal like inaccessible, another reason is that limitary ordinals like epsilon exist which is already the limit or the final product of a transfinite induction or recursion sequence but still smaller than inaccessible since it is still not a large cardinal or so.

(Also inaccessible itself is a limit cardinal bigger than the default ordinals transfinite induction could get.)

Though you could probably reach H1-A to 0 in Transfinite induction or recursion if you can use higher math somehow but by default it can only reach 1-A+ at best.
I see, thanks for the info!
 
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