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EL-Shelling on Comodernistic Lattices

Tiansi Li
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We prove the equivalence of EL-shellability and the existence of recursive atom ordering independent of roots. We show that a comodernistic lattice, as defined by Schweig and Woodroofe, admits a recursive atom ordering independent of roots, therefore is EL-shellable. We also present and discuss a simpler EL-shelling on one of the most important classes of comodernistic lattice, the order congruence lattices.

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Tiansi Li. 2019-07-25. EL-Shelling on Comodernistic Lattices. https://arxiv.org/abs/1907.06824

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