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In relational calculus, what does the term “atom” refer to?

In relational calculus, an “atom” is the smallest unit of a query expression, representing a simple condition or statement that cannot be further divided within the context of the query language. For example, the condition “Age > 30” is an atom in tuple calculus, where Age is a relational attribute.

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