Dyer's complete ortholattice conjecture for biclosed sets

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Let (W,S)(W,S) be a Coxeter system with positive root system Φ+\Phi^{{\scriptscriptstyle +}}, and let B\mathcal B be the poset of biclosed subsets of Φ+\Phi^{{\scriptscriptstyle +}}, ordered by inclusion. For A⊆BA\subseteq\mathcal B, write ⋃A‾\overline{\bigcup A} for the 22-closure of its union. Dyer's conjecture. The poset (B,⊆)(\mathcal B,\subseteq) is a complete ortholattice. The join of a family A⊆BA\subseteq\mathcal B is

⋁A=⋃A‾,\bigvee A=\overline{\bigcup A},

and the ortholattice complement is the set complement in Φ+\Phi^{{\scriptscriptstyle +}}. This extends the corresponding result for finite Coxeter groups to infinite Coxeter groups.

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Christophe Hohlweg and Jean-Philippe Labbé, “On inversion sets and the weak order in Coxeter groups”, arXiv:1502.06926 (2016).

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