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haskell - Writing in pointfree style f x = g x x

I am learning Haskell. I'm sorry for asking a very basic question but I cant seem to find the answer. I have a function f defined by :

f x = g x x

where g is an already defined function of 2 arguments. How do I write this pointfree style? Edit : without using a lambda expression.

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f can be written with Control.Monad.join:

f = join g

join on the function monad is one of the primitives used when constructing point-free expressions, as it cannot be defined in a point-free style itself (its SKI calculus equivalent, SIIap id id in Haskell — doesn't type).


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