A nonconservativity result on global choice
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M. Kaufmann introduced the set theory ZF(aa), an extension of ZF obtained by adding axioms involving the quantifier for almost all ordinals, and proved that in the theory \(ZF(aa)+DET\), the axiom of global choice (in the form \(\exists x(V=OD(x))\) implies the existence of n-ineffable cardinals for each \(n<\omega\). The authors prove that (in contrast to the situation of ordinary ZF) the local axiom of choice does not even imply the existence of a Mahlo cardinal in \(ZF(aa)+DET\) (provided the theory is consistent).
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