Topological Ordered Spaces and Utility Functions
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(19)- On the existence of utility functions
- On the measurable utility theorem
- On some equivalent approaches to mathematical utility theory
- Open gaps, metrization and utility
- Representing preferences with nontransitive indifference by a single real-valued function
- Representing preorders with injective monotones
- On a lifting theorem of Nachbin
- Canonical utility functions and continuous preference extensions
- Order-separable spaces
- Extension of monotonic functions and representation of preferences
- The existence and the non-existence of utility functions in order-theoretic, algebraic and topological environments
- Strictly Monotonic Preferences
- Continuity and continuous multi-utility representations of nontotal preorders: some considerations concerning restrictiveness
- Subjective states without the completeness axiom
- Preference for flexibility: a continuous representation in an ordinal setup
- The Arrow-Hahn construction in a locally compact metric space
- On the existence of utility functions. II
- Time functions as utilities
- Order-preserving extensions of Lipschitz maps
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