Bourbaki

Exercise 11, § 2

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Theory of Sets, III, 223

Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest, it is set in small type as supplementary.

Let I be a well-ordered set and let (Eι)ι∈I(\mathbf{E}_\iota)_{\iota \in \mathbf{I}} be a family of ordered sets, each of which contains at least two distinct comparable elements. Then the lexicographic product of the Eι\mathbf{E}_\iota is well-ordered if and only if each of the Eι\mathbf{E}_\iota is well-ordered and I is finite (if I is infinite, construct a strictly decreasing infinite sequence in the lexicographic product of the Eι\mathbf{E}_\iota). \*

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