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N-Mahlo cardinal

A cardinal number κ is called a 0-Mahlo cardinal iff it is a strongly inaccessible cardinal. κ is called an n+1-Mahlo cardinal iff it is an n-Mahlo cardinal in which any closed unbounded subset contains an element that is n-Mahlo.

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