Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5777892 | Topology and its Applications | 2017 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
Given a partially ordered set (D,â¤), a companion (C⪯) of (D,â¤) is a well ordered set where C is a cofinal subsets of (D,â¤) such that for every c1,c2âC if c1â¤c2 then c1⪯c2. The Ordering Lemma says that every partially ordered set has a companion. Given a directed set (D,â¤) and a net f:DâX, the restriction fâ¾C of the net to the companion (C,⪯) of (D,â¤) is a transfinite sequence. We show how the convergence and clustering of fâ¾C is related to the convergence and clustering of f.
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Authors
Jerry E. Vaughan,