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There is an important difference between the theory of maxima and minima of members of a family Rep +q (ϕ), and the theory of harmonic sums and sums. In dealing with the maximum or minimum of two members ψ;, π of a family Rep +q (ϕ), we had only to ask when ψ ⋁ π and ψ ⋀ π could exist and how they behaved. The meaning of the symbols ψ ⋁ π and ψ ⋀ π was preassigned by the partial order ≤ in Rep +q (ϕ). However, the harmonic sum and sum need to be defined in such a way that they have the behavior we expect of them. In the case of harmonic sums, the definition given in Section 8.35 was “justified” by the equation
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Beck, A. (1974). Algebraic Combinations of Flows II. In: Continuous Flows in the Plane. Die Grundlehren der mathematischen Wissenschaften, vol 201. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-65548-7_10
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