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Correction for Taeb et al., Model selection over partially ordered sets. [PDF]
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Comparative transcriptomics reveal the common anteroposterior molecular blueprint of adult bilaterian guts. [PDF]
Vianello SD +11 more
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Biocatalytic 3D binary crystals formed through the self-assembly of enzyme-embedded ferritin.
Zhou Y +3 more
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Squamous cell carcinoma diagnosed as a suspected neuroendocrine tumor by gallium-68 DOTA-Tyr<sup>3</sup>-octreotate positron emission tomography scan: A case report. [PDF]
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Minimum flow decomposition in graphs with cycles using integer linear programming. [PDF]
Dias FHC +3 more
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Regular and semi-regular points of Cohen-Macaulay partially ordered sets
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On some topological-type properties of certain elements of a partially ordered set
Domenico Lenzi
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2008
We introduce the notion of a partially ordered set (poset) we and define several types of special elements associated with partial orders.
Dan A. Simovici, Chabane Djeraba
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We introduce the notion of a partially ordered set (poset) we and define several types of special elements associated with partial orders.
Dan A. Simovici, Chabane Djeraba
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1986
Partially ordered sets, or posets, appear in many branches of mathematics, but they are fundamental in combinatorics. For example, many of the important enumeration techniques (generating functions, inclusion-exclusion) have their theoretical foundation in some underlying poset.
Dennis Stanton, Dennis White
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Partially ordered sets, or posets, appear in many branches of mathematics, but they are fundamental in combinatorics. For example, many of the important enumeration techniques (generating functions, inclusion-exclusion) have their theoretical foundation in some underlying poset.
Dennis Stanton, Dennis White
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Endomorphisms of Partially Ordered Sets
Combinatorics, Probability and Computing, 1998It is shown that every partially ordered set with n elements admits an endomorphism with an image of a size at least n1/7 but smaller than n. We also prove that there exists a partially ordered set with n elements such that each of its non-trivial endomorphisms has an image of size O((n log n)1/3).
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