An interval representation of a partially ordered set is function $f$ from the ground set of the poset to the closed intervals of the real line, such that $x<y$ in the poset if and only the interval $f(x)$ is entirely left of (and disjoint from) $f(y)$. Posets that have interval representation are called interval orders. For a given representation of a poset, one can assign a vector that contains the endpoints and the length of each interval in the representation. This talk will summarize some classical and some new results about interval orders, and the polyhedra of their representations.

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PhD. Csaba Biro