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The antisymmetric relations on a set {a,b} are those, which do not contain both of the pairs (a,b) and (b,a) because that would imply a = b, however a can't equal b since they are elements of a set?
PS: In our course we allow only one copy of an element in a set, so {a,b} is a set only if a doesn't equal b.
edit: major typo
- Kamataat
PS: In our course we allow only one copy of an element in a set, so {a,b} is a set only if a doesn't equal b.
edit: major typo
- Kamataat
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