Abstract

Finite interval orders are finite sets ordered by a relation P whose points can be mapped into closed intervals such that xPy precisely when x's interval is wholly to the right of y's interval. It is conjectured that the smallest interval order whose interval representation must use at least k different interval lengths has 3k–2 points.

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