Theoretical analysis defines equality as a relation yielding zero elements upon removal, suggesting a subtraction-based framework for mathematical equivalence.
Definition 1. Equality is a relation such that zero things exist when things are removed from other things. When two points are removed from two other points, zero points exist. The two points are equal to the two other points.
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