Abstract: We provide mutual elementary recursive order isomorphisms between classical ordinal notations, based on Skolem hulling, and notations from pure elementary patterns of resemblance of order , showing that the latter characterize the proof-theoretic ordinal of the fragment - of second order number theory, or equivalently the set theory . As a corollary, we prove that Carlson's result on the well-quasi orderedness of respecting forests of order implies transfinite induction up to the ordinal of . We expect that our approach will facilitate analysis of more powerful systems of patterns.
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