A quotient set, also known as a set of equivalence classes, is formed by partitioning a set into disjoint subsets using an equivalence relation. It abstracts and groups elements that are equivalent under the given relation, simplifying the analysis of their properties and relationships.

Quotient Set

Set of equivalence classes

Disjoint subsets

An equivalence relation on a set is a binary relation that is reflexive, symmetric, and transitive, effectively partitioning the set into distinct equivalence classes. These classes group elements that are considered equivalent under the relation, providing a fundamental tool for classification and simplification in mathematics.

Equivalence Relation

Equivalent elements

Analysis of properties

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