From well-quasi-ordered sets to better-quasi-ordered sets
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Abstract: We consider conditions which force a well-quasi-ordered poset (wqo) to be better-quasi-ordered (bqo). In particular we obtain that if a poset is wqo and the set of strictly increasing sequences of elements of is bqo under domination, then is bqo. As a consequence, we get the same conclusion if is replaced by , the collection of non-principal ideals of , or by , the collection of maximal antichains of ordered by domination. It then follows that an interval order which is wqo is in fact bqo.
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