Pseudo-similar points in ordered sets

Two points l and h in an ordered set P are called pseudo-similar iff P ∖ { l } is isomorphic to P ∖ { h } and there is no automorphism of P that maps l to h . This paper provides a characterization of ordered sets with at least two pseudo-similar points. Special attention is given to ordered sets wi...

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description Two points l and h in an ordered set P are called pseudo-similar iff P ∖ { l } is isomorphic to P ∖ { h } and there is no automorphism of P that maps l to h . This paper provides a characterization of ordered sets with at least two pseudo-similar points. Special attention is given to ordered sets with pseudo-similar points l and h so that one of the points is minimal and the other is maximal. These sets will play a key role in the reconstruction of the rank of the removed element in a non-extremal card.
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Automorphisms
Cards
Combinatorics
Combinatorics. Ordered structures
Exact sciences and technology
Isomorphic cards
Mathematical analysis
Mathematics
Maximal card
Minimal card
Order, lattices, ordered algebraic structures
Ordered set
Pseudo-similar points
Reconstruction
Sciences and techniques of general use
Set reconstruction
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