The product dimension conjecture for posets

Let PP and QQ be posets. Write P×QP\times Q for their Cartesian product, ordered componentwise, and let dim(P)\dim(P) denote the least integer nn such that PP is isomorphic to a subposet of (Rn,)(\mathbb{R}^n,\leq). The product dimension conjecture.

dim(P×Q)dim(P)+dim(Q)2.\dim(P\times Q)\geq \dim(P)+\dim(Q)-2.

This is described as a long-standing conjecture in order-dimension theory; the supplied text gives no resolution, so its status is open.

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Primary source

Adrien Segovia, “Extremality in semidistributive lattices”, arXiv:2511.18540 (2026).

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