Bourbaki

Example 1

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Theory of Sets, chapter III, § 1. Order relations. Ordered sets

Let E, F be two sets, and let Φ(E,F)\Phi(E, F) be the set of all mappings of subsets of E into F. For each f∈Φ(E,F)f \in \Phi(E, F) let GfG_f be the graph of ff, which is a subset of E×FE \times F. If we endow Φ(E,F)\Phi(E, F) with the order relation "*g extends f*" between ff and gg (no. 1, Example 3), then f→Gff \to G_f is an isomorphism of the ordered set Φ(E,F)\Phi(E, F) onto a subset of P(E×F)\mathfrak{P}(E \times F), ordered by inclusion.

Bourbaki sets the proof directly after the statement, and the corpus does not separate them, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.

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Transcribed from the printed edition, 2004, Springer. Not translated.