On circle containment orders

DOI10.1007/BF00714474MaRDI QIDQ1117256zbMATH OpenOpenAlexFDO

Authors Edward Scheinerman, John C. Wierman

Publication date 1988

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zbMATH Keywords

circle containment orderposet

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Partial orders, general (06A06)

Review text

A partially ordered set is called a circle containment order provided it is isomorphic to a poset of circles in the plane ordered by inclusion. In this paper it is shown that the infinite three-dimensional poset \({\mathcal Z}^ 3\) is not a circle containment order. This fact contrasts with the conjecture that every finite three-dimensional poset is a circle order.

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• A short proof that \(N^ 3\) is not a circle containment order
• \([2]\times{}[3]\times{} N\) is not a circle order
• Geometric containment orders: A survey
• Finite three-dimensional partial orders which are not sphere orders
• Spherical containment and the Minkowski dimension of partial orders
• A note on sphere containment orders
• Lexicographic Ramsey theory
• Containment orders for similar ellipses with a common center
• Moduli spaces of Morse functions for persistence
• Containment graphs and posets of paths in a tree: wheels and partial wheels
• Geometric Containment and Partial Orders
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• Representation of convex geometries of convex dimension 3 by spheres
• Configuration spaces of circles in the plane
• Tangent circle graphs and `orders'
• Circle orders and angle orders
• Sphere orders

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