👉 In mathematics, an anticularia is a term used to describe a property of a binary operation that requires it to be commutative. In other words, if two elements x and y are operated on by an operation that produces a third element z, the order in which these three elements are operated does not matter (i.e., z = x + y). This implies that z is related to both x and y but not to their difference. For example, let's consider the binary operation
