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  1. The HoTT book has a proof that if excluded middle holds then all ordinals are trichotomous, meaning that x < y or x = y or x > y.

    Ohad Kammar gave a better proof.

    Today my colleague Paul Blain Levy improved both the proof and at the same time strengthened the statement: An ordinal is trichotomous if and only if its order is decidable.
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    #hott #univalentFoundations #constructiveMathematics
    #neutralMathematics

  2. The HoTT book has a proof that if excluded middle holds then all ordinals are trichotomous, meaning that x < y or x = y or x > y.

    Ohad Kammar gave a better proof.

    Today my colleague Paul Blain Levy improved both the proof and at the same time strengthened the statement: An ordinal is trichotomous if and only if its order is decidable.
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    #hott #univalentFoundations #constructiveMathematics
    #neutralMathematics

  3. The HoTT book has a proof that if excluded middle holds then all ordinals are trichotomous, meaning that x < y or x = y or x > y.

    Ohad Kammar gave a better proof.

    Today my colleague Paul Blain Levy improved both the proof and at the same time strengthened the statement: An ordinal is trichotomous if and only if its order is decidable.
    1/

    #hott #univalentFoundations #constructiveMathematics
    #neutralMathematics

  4. The HoTT book has a proof that if excluded middle holds then all ordinals are trichotomous, meaning that x < y or x = y or x > y.

    Ohad Kammar gave a better proof.

    Today my colleague Paul Blain Levy improved both the proof and at the same time strengthened the statement: An ordinal is trichotomous if and only if its order is decidable.
    1/

    #hott #univalentFoundations #constructiveMathematics
    #neutralMathematics

  5. The HoTT book has a proof that if excluded middle holds then all ordinals are trichotomous, meaning that x < y or x = y or x > y.

    Ohad Kammar gave a better proof.

    Today my colleague Paul Blain Levy improved both the proof and at the same time strengthened the statement: An ordinal is trichotomous if and only if its order is decidable.
    1/

    #hott #univalentFoundations #constructiveMathematics
    #neutralMathematics