Let 
and 
be lattices, and let 
. If 
is one-to-one and is a join-homomorphism,
then it is a join-embedding.
Join-Embedding
See also
Join-Endomorphism, Join-Homomorphism, Join-Isomorphism, Meet-EmbeddingThis entry contributed by Matt Insall (author's link)
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