Perpendicular orders
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Two partial orders on the same set are said to be perpendicular if they have no common order-preserving maps except the identity and constants. The authors show an order is perpendicular to any complementary order if it has no autonomous subset; complementary orders exist when the dimension is at most two. They also construct large classes of bipartite perpendicular orders.
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