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Subdiagrams equal in number to their duals (English)
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1986
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A subdiagram S of an ordered set P is a cover-preserving ordered subset of P. If S is finite, \(\ell (S)\neq 2\) and S is, as a down set, embedded in a selfdual lattice of subspaces of a projective geometry then the authors prove that S is a ''dual subdiagram invariant'' which means: For any modular lattice M, the number of subdiagrams of M isomorphic to S equals the number of subdiagrams of M dually isomorphic to S.
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lattice of subspaces of a projective geometry
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modular lattice
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subdiagrams
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dually isomorphic
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