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The two conventions reverse the order relation. In standard notation for forcing, q≤p means that q is stronger than p. Thus p and q are incompatible forcing conditions when there is no r with r≤p and r≤q, while D⊆P is a dense set when
∀p∈P ∃q∈D (q≤p).
(1)
In Jerusalem notation for forcing, p≤q means that q is stronger than p. Incompatibility therefore means that there is no r with p≤r and q≤r, and density means
∀p∈P ∃q∈D (p≤q).
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