Relations and functions as structures

A relation on a set is a rule connecting pairs of elements, and one important kind is an equivalence relation: reflexive (every element relates to itself), symmetric, and transitive. Having the same remainder when divided by 3 is an equivalence relation on the integers: it splits every integer into exactly one of 3 groups, like {...,-3,0,3,6,...}, based on that shared remainder.

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