Infinite counterexamples to the finite-poset theorem

A locally finite poset is a poset in which every interval is finite. The preceding finite-poset theorem has several parts whose conclusions depend on finiteness. Infinite-counterexample conjecture. There exist infinite locally finite posets that are counterexamples to the parts of that theorem mentioned above. The source describes this as a belief and proposes seeds for counterexamples, so the claim remains open in the supplied text.

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Robert A. Proctor and Lindsey M. Scoppetta, “d-Complete posets: local structural axioms, properties, and equivalent definitions”, arXiv:1704.05792 (2018).

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