Trees and Linearly Ordered Sets¶
TODORČEVIĆ, S. (1984). Trees and Linearly Ordered Sets. Handbook of Set-Theoretic Topology.
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- Tree (Set Theory)
- Height, levels, branches, and antichains turn the local predecessor axiom into a reusable instrument for studying which coherent paths must exist through a tall structure and how wide its mutually incompatible alternatives can be.
This sourceAuthoritative survey connecting set-theoretic trees, linearly ordered structures, branches, antichains, and infinitary applications.
- Height, levels, branches, and antichains turn the local predecessor axiom into a reusable instrument for studying which coherent paths must exist through a tall structure and how wide its mutually incompatible alternatives can be.
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