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Ultraproducts of continuous posets

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It is known that nontrivial ultraproducts of complete partially ordered sets (posets) are almost never complete. We show that complete additivity of functions is preserved in ultraproducts of posets. Since failure of this property is clearly preserved by ultraproducts, this implies that complete additivity of functions is an elementary property.

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Correspondence to Hajnal Andréka.

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Presented by P. P. Pálfy.

We dedicate this paper to Ervin Fried, teacher and friend

We thank the referee for useful suggestions and for a question that led to Corollary 3.

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Andréka, H., Gyenis, Z. & Németi, I. Ultraproducts of continuous posets. Algebra Univers. 76, 231–235 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00012-016-0401-4

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