Some remarks on the notations and terminology in the ordered set theory
Păcurar, Mădălina and Rus, Ioan A.
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creative_2018_27_2_191_195DOI: https://doi.org/10.37193/CMI.2018.02.11
By various examples we illustrate that the ordered set theory is far away from having unitary notations and terminology. Some suggestions for unifiying the terminology are also presented.
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