Normally preordered spaces and utilities
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Abstract: In applications it is useful to know whether a topological preordered space is normally preordered. It is proved that every -space equipped with a closed preorder is a normally preordered space. Furthermore, it is proved that second countable regularly preordered spaces are perfectly normally preordered and admit a countable utility representation.
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