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Cofinality of a linear order (cf(L))

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The cofinality of a linear order is the least cardinality of a cofinal subset. It is preserved by order isomorphisms. The order sum of ω1​ copies of the rational order has cofinality ℵ1​, whereas appending one final rational block changes its cofinality to ℵ0​ without changing its cardinality or the dense-linear-order axioms.

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