Every conditionally complete linear order with well-founded < is a successor order, by setting
the successor of an element to be the infimum of all larger elements.
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See csSup_mem_of_not_isSuccLimit for the ConditionallyCompleteLinearOrder version.
Alias of csSup_mem_of_not_isSuccPrelimit.
See csSup_mem_of_not_isSuccLimit for the ConditionallyCompleteLinearOrder version.
See exists_eq_ciSup_of_not_isSuccLimit for the ConditionallyCompleteLinearOrder version.
Alias of exists_eq_ciSup_of_not_isSuccPrelimit.
See exists_eq_ciSup_of_not_isSuccLimit for the ConditionallyCompleteLinearOrder version.
Similar to sSup_lt_iff but with a weaker RHS, as it does not require a uniform bound.
Similar to lt_sInf_iff but with a weaker RHS, as it does not require a uniform bound.
Similar to iSup_lt_iff but with a weaker RHS, as it does not require a uniform bound.
Similar to lt_iInf_iff but with a weaker RHS, as it does not require a uniform bound.
Similar to le_sSup_iff_forall_lt but with a stronger RHS, as it requires a uniform bound.
Similar to sInf_le_iff_forall_lt but with a stronger RHS, as it requires a uniform bound.
Similar to le_iSup_iff_forall_lt but with a stronger RHS, as it requires a uniform bound.
Similar to iInf_le_iff_forall_lt but with a stronger RHS, as it requires a uniform bound.
Similar to sSup_lt_iff but with a stronger RHS, as it requires a strict inequality.
Similar to lt_sInf_iff but with a stronger RHS, as it requires a strict inequality.
Similar to iSup_lt_iff but with a stronger RHS, as it requires a strict inequality.
Similar to lt_iInf_iff but with a stronger RHS, as it requires a strict inequality.
Similar to le_sSup_iff_forall_lt but with a weaker RHS, as it requires a non-strict
inequality.
Similar to sInf_le_iff_forall_lt but with a weaker RHS, as it requires a non-strict
inequality.
Similar to le_iSup_iff_forall_lt but with a weaker RHS, as it requires a non-strict
inequality.
Similar to iInf_le_iff_forall_lt but with a weaker RHS, as it requires a non-strict
inequality.