A \( (0, 1) \)-simple lattice, also known simply as a simple lattice, is an important concept in the field of mathematical lattices, particularly relating to order theory and combinatorics. In general, a lattice is a partially ordered set in which any two elements have a unique least upper bound (supremum, often denoted as \(\vee\)) and a unique greatest lower bound (infimum, often denoted as \(\wedge\)).
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