Existence of uniform posets that are not monoid posets

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A uniform poset is a poset such that, for every pair of elements x,yx,y, the principal upsets ↑x{\uparrow\hspace{-1.5pt}} x and ↑y{\uparrow\hspace{-1.5pt}} y are order-isomorphic.

Uniform-poset nonexistence conjecture. There are uniform posets that are not monoid posets.

Uniformity generalizes the auto-equivalent setting, and the supplied context says that auto-equivalent posets are uniform. The existence of a uniform poset outside the class of monoid posets is presented as a suspicion and remains open in the supplied text.

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Ignacio García-Marco, Kolja Knauer and Guillaume Mercui-Voyant, “Cayley posets”, arXiv:1908.09308 (2019).

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