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== See also == * {{annotated link|Join and meet}} * {{annotated link|Map of lattices}} * {{annotated link|Orthocomplemented lattice}} * {{annotated link|Total order}} * {{annotated link|Ideal (order theory)|Ideal}} and [[Filter (mathematics)|filter]] (dual notions) * {{annotated link|Skew lattice}} (generalization to non-commutative join and meet) * {{annotated link|Eulerian lattice}} * {{annotated link|Post's lattice}} * {{annotated link|Tamari lattice}} * {{annotated link|Young–Fibonacci lattice}} * {{annotated link|0,1-simple lattice}} === Applications that use lattice theory === {{prose|date=March 2017}} ''Note that in many applications the sets are only partial lattices: not every pair of elements has a meet or join.'' * [[Pointless topology]] * [[Lattice of subgroups]] * [[Spectral space]] * [[Invariant subspace]] * [[Closure operator]] * [[Abstract interpretation]] * [[Subsumption lattice]] * [[Fuzzy set]] theory * [[First-order logic#Algebraizations|Algebraizations of first-order logic]] * [[Semantics of programming languages]] * [[Domain theory]] * [[Ontology (computer science)]] * [[Multiple inheritance]] * [[Formal concept analysis]] and [[Lattice Miner]] (theory and tool) * [[Bloom filter#Compact approximators|Bloom filter]] * [[Information flow]] * [[Ordinal optimization]] * [[Quantum logic]] * [[Median graph]] * [[Knowledge space]] * [[Induction of regular languages#Lattice of automata|Regular language learning]] * [[Analogical modeling]]
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