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Intersection of equivalence relations (R=⋂j​Rj​)

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The intersection of any family of equivalence relations on one set is an equivalence relation. Reflexivity and symmetry hold in every component. A pair of consecutive related points belongs to every component, so each component's transitivity supplies the required final pair. Its equivalence classes refine the component partitions. The empty intersection is the universal relation.

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