Parametrization over inductive relations of a bounded number of variables
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This paper introduces and applies a version of the Parametrization Theorem for (positive) fixedpoint inductions - of a bounded number of variables. First, the ``number of variables measure of complexity is proved nontrivial, on classes of finite structures admitting unbounded inductions, and a conjecture on such classes is proposed. The closure ordinals and saturation of models are examined, and the paper concludes with a glance at the Spector-Gandy Theorem.
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