complete lattice
complete lattice A set D on which there is a partial ordering and in which every subset of D has both a least upper bound and a greatest lower bound in D. By contrast, the weaker notion of lattice requires only that finite subsets have least upper bounds and greatest lower bounds.
More From encyclopedia.com
Mammutidae , Mammutidae (Mastodontidae; order Proboscidea, suborder Mammutoidea) An extinct, monospecific family (Mammut or Mastodon) of mastodons, comprising ele… Upper , up·per1 / ˈəpər/ • adj. 1. situated above another part: his upper arm the upper atmosphere. ∎ higher in position or status: the upper end of the soci… Aquitanian , Aquitanian
1. The earliest age in the Miocene Epoch, preceded by the Chattian (Oligocene), followed by the Burdigalian, and with a lower boundary set… Coccolithophorids , coccolithophorids (phylum Prymnesiophyta) A group of unicellular, marine, planktonic algae which are, at least at some stage in their life cycle, cov… Thecodontia , Thecodontia (thecodonts) ‘Tooth-in-socket’ reptiles, and the most primitive order of the Archosauria (‘ruling reptiles’), ranging from the Upper Perm… Visean , Visean
1. An epoch in the Mississippian, comprising the Chadian, Arundian, Holkerian, Asbian, and Brigantian Ages (these are also stage names in west…
You Might Also Like
NEARBY TERMS
complete lattice