Height and semimodularity in finite 0,1-posets (Q1093656)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4023344
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4023344 |
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Height and semimodularity in finite 0,1-posets (English)
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1987
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Let P be a finite poset with 0 and 1. \(a\vee b\) is a freely chosen minimal upper bound of a and b. \(a\wedge b\) is defined dually. (L;\(\vee,\wedge)\) is called a \(\chi\)-lattice derived from P. h(a) denotes the length of a longest maximal chain between 0 and a. A concept of semimodularity is defined so that \(h(a)+h(b)\geq h(a\vee b)+h(a\wedge b)\) holds in any \(\chi\)-lattice derived from P.
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finite poset
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\(\chi \)-lattice
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length
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maximal chain
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semimodularity
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