Ordering events: Intervals are sufficient, more general sets are usually not necessary (Q1921301): Difference between revisions

The author defines ordering relations between two arbitrary closed sets of real numbers and proves that these relations are equivalent to corresponding relations between the smallest intervals containing the original sets.

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65G30

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interval arithmetic

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ordering relations

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intervals

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MaRDI publication profile

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Maintaining knowledge about temporal intervals

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Towards a general theory of action and time

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Why intervals? A simple limit theorem that is similar to limit theorems from statistics

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