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We consider the irreflexive version C of a given ordering together with a subset t and a point x. Then we call i) x etc c/ x x C t and xtT C C ~ Point x belongs to the set t and is not less than any other point of t. max(t) := t n Ct set of the maxima of t. x minimal element of t :~ x etc Cx ~ x C t and txT C C ~ Point x belongs to the set t and is not greater than any point of t. min(t) := t n CTt set of the minima of t. x maximal element of t :~ ~ ii) o We will write maxc(t) instead of max(t) if necessary.
6 cannot be proved in this fashion. There are algebraic structures satisfying all the statements on relations proved so far, but where Prop. 6 does not hold. In Sect. 5 a procedure for constructing such examples will be given. So one can work with a set-up of relation algebras which does, or does not, contain Prop. 6 as an independent axiom. 4 Subsets and Points 25 Proof: Direction "{:=" is trivial. In order to prove "=*" we start by showing T -T that x c RSy = R(Sy n R x) U R(Sy n R x) can be strengthened to x C R(Sy n RT x): Because of XXT C 1 we have XXT R c R and RRT x ex, yielding R(Sy n RT x) ex.
On the other hand, since multiplication distributes over suprema, the supremum is transitive, is therefore one of the candidates H, and so contains their infimum J. 3: R+ = inf { H IRe H, RH c H}. The following can also be useful: R transitive ~ R+ C R ~ R+ = R. Moreover, the two transitive closures of a relation R satisfy R+ = RR* , R* =I U R+. We now introduce a siInilar closure operation for the purpose of getting equivalence relations. 2 Definition. For a homogeneous relation R we define the equivalence closure heqUiv(R):= inf {H IRe H, H equivalence} as the lower bound of all enclosing equivalence relations.