2025-01-12T18:09
A semilattice is like a directed lattice in
either
the meet (LCM) or join (GCD) direction ("for
any nonempty finite subset").
Meet-semilattices are "lower semilattices" whereas
join-semilattices are "upper
semilattices."
A set S partially ordered by the binary relation ≤ is a meet-semilattice if
For all elements x and y of S, the greatest lower bound of the set {x, y} exists.