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Maximum of Two Elements of a Totally Ordered Set

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Reason: First published version. Defines the maximum of two elements of a totally ordered set, the binary counterpart of the 'least of two elements' claim in the order-arithmetic lemma, needed to state the product metric.

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Let SS be a set equipped with a total order \le, and let a,bSa,b\in S.

The maximum of aa and bb, written max{a,b}\max\{a,b\}, is the element of SS defined as follows: if aba\le b, then max{a,b}\max\{a,b\} is bb; otherwise max{a,b}\max\{a,b\} is aa.

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