Join Semilattice

[@emilykluge4459]

This guy's explanations are the best. Thank you! can you talk about isomorphism?

[@Carrymejane]

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[@simonwinther1285]

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[@mr.technoid]

simple but excellent explaination

[@engineerguruji2]

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[@shrutipatel9668]

Very nice explanation !! Thank you !!

[@chhattisgarh02]

Well explained ❤

[@siddheshmohite283]

So simple explanation.........thanks

[@mynamestgija]

last question c subdivison UB{a,b}={c,d,e}
LUB={C,D}=NULL ?

[@sunyog]

At 8:13 , How 'd' and 'e' are related to 'i' ?

[@sunyog]

Transitive relation would only work till h

[@adamfree1034]

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[@priyadharshini6533]

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[@ddyyteez2632]

Sir,
How can the last example be a join semilattice?
On tracing from d and e we first meet at f and g and they are not related.
Thus LUB must be null

[@ddyyteez2632]

Sir, please reply

[@rajeshprajapati6662]

@@ddyyteez2632 LUB for (d,e) is h.
Elements of S which are related to d and e = h,i = UB
Element of UB which is related to all elements of UB = h = LUB

[@vinaykancharla5733]

In example_1::pair of e and b==..?

[@abdullahnaveed2588]

Very succinct explanation

[@shivanikj3047]

Thank you 😃

[@1MN00]

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