Countable homogeneous ordered bipartite graphs

Abstract A classification is given of all the countable homogeneous ordered bipartite graphs, including those in which just one of the two parts is ordered. In non-trivial cases where the whole structure is ordered, the two parts are ordered like the rationals, and may interact in three essentially different ways. If just one side is ordered, then the structure is the unique one arising as a Fraïssé limit.

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Archive for Mathematical Logic
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2025-09-08
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00153-025-00986-1
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Advanced Topology and Set Theory
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Countable homogeneous ordered bipartite graphs

J. K. Truss
Archive for Mathematical Logic
Advanced Topology and Set Theory
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Countable homogeneous ordered bipartite graphs

J. K. Truss
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Abstract A classification is given of all the countable homogeneous ordered bipartite graphs, including those in which just one of the two parts is ordered. In non-trivial cases where the whole structure is ordered, the two parts are ordered like the rationals, and may interact in three essentially different ways. If just one side is ordered, then the structure is the unique one arising as a Fraïssé limit.

Archive for Mathematical LogicVol. 64(7-8)
University of Leeds (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 69%
Advanced Topology and Set Theory
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