Let R be a quasi-ordering and let S be the relation on the set of equivalence classes of R ∩ R − 1 such that ( C , D ) belongs to 5, where C and D are equivalence classes of R , if and only if there are elements c of C and d of D such that ( c, d ) belongs to R . Show that S is a partial ordering. Let L be a lattice. Define the meet ( ∧ ) and join ( ∨ ) operations by x ∧ y = glb ( x , y ) and x ∨ y = lub ( x , y ) .
Let R be a quasi-ordering and let S be the relation on the set of equivalence classes of R ∩ R − 1 such that ( C , D ) belongs to 5, where C and D are equivalence classes of R , if and only if there are elements c of C and d of D such that ( c, d ) belongs to R . Show that S is a partial ordering. Let L be a lattice. Define the meet ( ∧ ) and join ( ∨ ) operations by x ∧ y = glb ( x , y ) and x ∨ y = lub ( x , y ) .
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