Some remarks on pseudotrees
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A pseudotree is a poset such that every of its principal order ideals is a chain. The authors characterize pseudotrees as posets in which subchains, directed subsets and consistent subsets coincide. Further, they describe pseudotrees as posets that admit some set representation by means of sets of chains.
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