When is a LOTS densely orderable? (Q1120144)

The authors obtained conditions under which a linearly ordered topological space (LOTS) can be reordered without jumps, that is to say under which exists a dense order inducing the same topology. If a LOTS X has these conditions and whose set of jumps is discrete, then there exists a dense order on X inducing the same topology (and X has a connected ordered compactification). Similar results are shown for a LOTS whose set of jumps is countable or \(\sigma\)-discrete and for a metrizable LOTS.