Iterating the recursively Mahlo operations
Abstract
In this paper we address a problem: How far can we iterate lower recursively Mahlo operations in higher reflecting universes? Or formally: How much can lower recursively Mahlo operations be iterated in set theories for higher reflecting universes? It turns out that in N-reflecting universes the lowest recursively Mahlo operation can be iterated along towers of 1-exponential orderings of height N-3, and that all we can do is such iterations. Namely the set theory for N-reflecting universes is proof-theoretically reducible to iterations of the operation along such a tower.
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