Using Quantifiers in Tupe Relational Query | Relational Calculus

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Hello, great lecture! I do have one question:
Would VDep(d)(d.Eid != e.Eid) also be correct? V is the universal quantifier

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I want to know, will the example still work if instead of the negation I write d.eid =/= e.eid (not equal to).

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I think this should be correct as well.

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