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Representation theorem for atomic preorders with sups

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Is there any order on the complex numbers set that has the least upper bound (LUB) property?

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Existence of infimum of partially ordered subsets

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Does infimum exist on any subset of this partial order.

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score 127 · Answer 13 · 2018-09-17 19:46:47

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Construct an order on a field $\mathbb{Q}^2$

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If any binary relation $R$ is dense and irreflexive, then is the set: $R(a)=\{b\in\text{rng}(R):(a,b)\in R\}$ non-finite for any $a\in\text{dom}(R)$?

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Must a sequence be well-founded?

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Representation theorem for atomic preorders with sups

Difference between pre-lattice and complete posets?

In Baby Rudin's Theorem 1.1, why is it important that $S$ has the least upper bound property?

Is there any order on the complex numbers set that has the least upper bound (LUB) property?

Order types in $\{1,2\}\times \mathbb{N}$ and $\mathbb{N}\times \mathbb{N}$

Existence of infimum of partially ordered subsets

Order relation on two Disjunct sets

Group G with elements of specific order

What kinds of nets can be used to singlehandedly guarantee continuity?

Sufficient condition to make collection of topologies a linear order

Real Analysis: a proof relating the least upper bound property

Does infimum exist on any subset of this partial order.

Construct an order on a field $\mathbb{Q}^2$

If any binary relation $R$ is dense and irreflexive, then is the set: $R(a)=\{b\in\text{rng}(R):(a,b)\in R\}$ non-finite for any $a\in\text{dom}(R)$?

Must a sequence be well-founded?

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