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Fundamentals of planar ordered sets
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    Fundamentals of planar ordered sets (English)
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    If it is possible to draw in a plane a (Hasse) diagram for a finite partially ordered set using non-intersecting arcs, then it is possible to draw it using only non-intersecting stright-line segments. Proofs are of topological and combinatorial nature, and are obtained working with directed graphs.
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    planar graphs
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    Hasse diagram
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    finite partially ordered set
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