A short proof of a theorem of Birkhoff
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The authors present a very short proof of the Birkhoff Theorem: Every group \(G\) can be represented as the automorphism group of a distributive lattice \(D\); if \(G\) is finite then \(D\) can be chosen to be finite.
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