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| ``Re: Countably complete semilattice''
by porton on 2007-12-25 13:06:45 |
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| > porton writes:
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> > Could it be called "countably complete join-semilattice"?
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> Sounds good to me. But it's a rather obscure concept, so
> it's hard to find any examples of this term. I did find one
> example of "countably complete upper semilattice".
Googling of "countably complete upper semilattice" | "countably complete upper lattice" finds no results. Are there any standard term for countably complete semilattices?
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