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Mathematics
Set theory
Ordinal numbers
Philosophy of mathematics
Code
Inner model theory
First uncountable ordinal
Logic

Optimal Sequential Delegation∗ Daniel Kr¨ahmer a,† Eugen Kov´aˇc a,b March 3, 2016

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