Finitely generated upper set ($\uparrow A,|A|<\infty$)

An upper set generated by a finite set $A$ is represented by the minimal elements of $A$. Removing a nonminimal generator preserves the upward closure. If each pair has a least upper bound, then $\uparrow A\cap \uparrow B=\uparrow \{a\vee b:a\in A,b\in B\}$, so finite generators support intersection without enumerating the potentially infinite represented sets.