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comment Why is there a unique increasing maximal path in any Bruhat interval under any reflection order?
Thanks again! This induction can be used for the reflection order corresponding to $w_0=t_1\cdots t_k s_1\cdots s_k$(GTM 231 Exercise 5.20) when $W$ is finite. But for an arbitrary reflection ordering, I am not sure whether this reasoning still works.
Jan
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comment Why is there a unique increasing maximal path in any Bruhat interval under any reflection order?
Thank you very much! This is really helpful.
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comment Are there any binomial poset which has non-isomorphic interval of the same length?
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asked Why is there a unique increasing maximal path in any Bruhat interval under any reflection order?
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asked Are there any binomial poset which has non-isomorphic interval of the same length?