Pataraia's theorem
Statement
In mathematics, Pataraia's theorem states each monotone map for an inductive poset admits a least fixed point, where an inductive poset means a dcpo with a least element. It was introduced by Dito Pataraia in 1997. The theorem is a variant of the Bourbaki–Witt theorem.
Further reading
- Wikipedia, page 82868809, revision 1352222585, Pataraia's theorem. adopted
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