List questions from order-theory

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Equivalent(?) Order-Theoretic Definition of a Lattice

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Topology inducing Order

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The implications of Completeness and the Continuity axiom for utility representation

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Can $\mathbb R$ be enumerated after all?

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Is $a \le b$ a true statement if $a < b$?

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Cardinality of Orderings of $\mathbb{R}$

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A function that is both log-supermodular and submodular?

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A well order on $\mathbb Z$ that respects addition?

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Problems with a proof that -in a linear order- a minimal element is the smallest element

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Diagonal Relation as a poset I - establishing the result by vacous truth

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Proving the dual and self-dual of a poset.

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Strictly Convex and Strictly Monotonic Preferences

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an ordered abelian group has no order units

Set Theory terminology: ' well-founded partial ordering'

Equivalent(?) Order-Theoretic Definition of a Lattice

Topology inducing Order

The implications of Completeness and the Continuity axiom for utility representation

Can $\mathbb R$ be enumerated after all?

Is $a \le b$ a true statement if $a < b$?

Cardinality of Orderings of $\mathbb{R}$

A function that is both log-supermodular and submodular?

A well order on $\mathbb Z$ that respects addition?

Problems with a proof that -in a linear order- a minimal element is the smallest element

Diagonal Relation as a poset I - establishing the result by vacous truth

Proving the dual and self-dual of a poset.

Strictly Convex and Strictly Monotonic Preferences

Does an homeorphism function maps an interval in X to an interval in Y?

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