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Exercise 28 - Chapter 1
Does a collection of points, like the one in Example 1.25, count as a Hasse diagram?
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Does it represent a finite partially ordered set? Yes. Does it depict relations for the order defined on the set? Yes, in fact it depicts all of them for the discrete case.
Does it represent a finite partially ordered set? Yes. Does it depict relations for the order defined on the set? Yes, in fact it depicts all of them for the discrete case.