In the following exercise, we ask you to prove the equivalence of the choice axiom, the well-ordering theorem, and the maximum principle. We comment that of these exercises, only Exercise 7 uses the choice axiom.
Theorem (General principle of recursive definition). Let J be a well-ordered set; let C be a set. Let be the set of all functions mapping sections of J into C. Given a function ρ : → C, there exists a unique function h : J → C such that h (α) = ρ(h\Sα) for each α ∈J.
[Hint: Follow the pattern outlined in Exercise 10 of §10.]
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