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Equilibria in security markets with a continuum of agents [PDF]

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Disjointness in Partially Ordered Vector Spaces

Positivity, 2006
If \(X\) is a vector lattice, \(x,y\in X\) and \(| x| \wedge| y| =0\), then \(x\) and \(y\) are disjoint. This instance of disjointness amounts to the equality \(| x+y| =| x-y| \). In other words, any upper bound of \(x+y\) and \(-x-y\) is an upper bound of \(x-y\) and \(y-x\). The latter property does not involve the lattice structure of \(X\).
van Gaans, Onno, Kalauch, Anke
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Order-quasiultrabarrelled vector lattices and spaces

Periodica Mathematica Hungarica, 1975
1. Introduetion In this paper, we introduce and study a class of topological vector lattices (more generally, ordered topological vector spaces) which we call the class of order-quasiultrabarreUed vector lattices abbreviated to O. Q. U. vector lattices (respectively, O. Q. U. spaces).
Husain, T., Khaleelulla, S. M.
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An algebraic ordered extension of vector space

open access: yesTransactions of A Razmadze Mathematical Institute, 2018
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Sandip Jana
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Vector Lattices Associated with Ordered Vector Spaces

Mediterranean Journal of Mathematics, 2010
The vector lattice generated by a real Archimedean vector space \(V\) is considered. It is proved that the cone \(C\) of all positive linear forms on \(V\) separates elements of \(V\). Then the positive linear forms are determined in terms of conical measures on the cone \(C\).
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Fuzzy topological ordered vector spaces I

Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 1993
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Kamal El-Saady
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Endomorphisms of Partially Ordered Vector Spaces

Journal of the London Mathematical Society, 1955
A vector space V over the real field R is said to be partially ordered if a non-empty subset F + is specified which satisfies the following axioms: (i) if x and y are in V and oc 0, then x + y and VLX are in V) (ii) if x and — x are in T then x = 0.
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