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Lecture Notes on Notions for Partial Orders (COMP11120)

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Deepen your understanding of partial orders with these comprehensive lecture notes for COMP11120. Covering key concepts such as posets, Hasse diagrams, and order properties, these notes provide clear explanations and illustrative examples to help you grasp the foundational elements of partial orders. Perfect for students taking COMP11120 or those interested in expanding their knowledge of mathematical structures, these notes are organized and detailed, ensuring a thorough understanding of the subject. Enhance your study routine and excel in your coursework with this essential resource!

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Notions for Partial Orders

Maximal and Minimal Elements

An element p of a
poset (P ) ,
is a maximal element of P if and only if for all Example : The binary relation R' on set S where R =
[(V v) , ,
(V , W) , (w , v) , (W , W) , (W , ),

(X , z) , (X w) , (2 y) , (y z)]
pleP have p 1 p' then
, , ,
we
p =
p

For a maximal element of a
poset there cannot be another element above it (because any
& maximal
element above has to be equal to it) v
.




Vi elements


E w W
An element Y
*

p of a
poset (P 2) ,
is a minimal element of P if and only if it is the

case that for all pleP we have p' up then p =
pl

Z
A minimal element cannot have another element below it. 8y < *
X


minimal
A poset have than maximal minimal element.
can more one or
elements




Greatest and Least Element

An element of poset (P 2) is the greatest
p a
,
element of P if and only if it is the Example : The binary relation R' on set S where R =
((V v) , ,
(V , W) , (w , v) , (W , Wh , (W , ),

z) , (X w) , (2 y) , (y z)]
case that for all plep we have p'Xp (X , , , ,




maximal
An element p of a
poset (P 2) ,
is the least element of P if and only if it is the
v
elements
Least : none as we can't

case that for all pleP we have pap compare X with 2



Y W
Greatest : none as we can't

Compare y , v, and 2
.

minimal
Z
X elements



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mo ,
m
, ma e [0 13 ,
i . .
e




b
/000 , 001, 010
,
011 , 100
,
101 , 110 , 1113

Let mom , me momims if and
only if mosmo and m
, m ! and

m2 < m2

111 masimal


011 101 110

Least : 000
001 018 100
Greatest : 111


000 minimal




Upper and Lower Bounds

Let S be a subset of a poset (P, ) Example Consider
: poset (P , 1) for ,
P = Su ,
V
,
W
, , y, 23 given below .




An element Find all the bounds for the set S
p of P is an
upper bound for S if and only if for all pleS if we have p'XP .
upper .




An element of P is lower bound S if only if for all pleS if have pXP! V S UB
p a
for and we



[x] * V, w
, Y


Note that in both cases
p doesn't have to be an element of S Y
W U
(x 2) ,
v
,
w




(w ,
x
, z] v
,
w




X 2
Sy ,
W,
v} v




V S LB

Sy V3
,
7,
y

Y
W U
sw uy , Z


X
& Y W3
,




X 2 Ey w
, , v3 none !
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