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Acyclic domains of linear orders: a survey

Bernard Monjardet

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Abstract: Among the many significant contributions of Fishburn to social choice theory some have borne on what he has called «acyclic sets», i.e. these sets of linear orders where majority rule applies without «Condorcet effect» (majority relation never has cycles). Search for large such domains is a fascinating topic. I review the works in this field and in particular a recent one allowing to show the connections between some of them unrelated up to now.

Keywords: Acyclic set; alternating scheme; distributive lattice; effet Condorcet; maximal chain; permutoedre lattice; weak Bruhat order; value restriction; permutoèdre; ordre faible de Bruhat; Ensemble acyclique de permutations; ordre total; treillis distributif; permutations restreintes (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007-04
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Published in 2007

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