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Galois connections and isomorphism of simultaneous ordered relations

Omprakash Atale
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In order theory, partially ordered sets are only equipped with one relation which decides the entire structure/Hasse diagram of the set. In this paper, we have presented how partially ordered sets can be studied under simultaneous partially ordered relations which we have called binary posets. The paper is motivated by the problem of operating a set simultaneously under two distinct partially ordered relations. It has been shown that binary posets follow the duality principle just like posets do. Within this framework, some new definitions concerning maximal and minimal elements are also presented. Furthermore, some theorems on order isomorphism and Galois connections are derived.

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Omprakash Atale. 2022-11-11. Galois connections and isomorphism of simultaneous ordered relations. https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.06388

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