👉 In the context of mathematics, a non-connubial relation (also known as an "independent" or "non-connection") is a binary relation between two sets such that one set contains no elements in common with the other. It is defined by stating that there exists at least one element from each set, and it can be seen as a generalization of the concept of non-connubiality in the context of graph theory. For example, consider two sets A and B
