How to express this constraint in a database schema?

I have the following functional dependencies which are in BCNF:

a,b -> c
a -> d
b -> d

With the additional constraint, that no a and b should be combined with a c, where a and b have different ds.

Example:

a | d   b | d   a | b | c
-----   -----   ---------
1 | 3   5 | 3   1 | 5 | 6
2 | 4           2 | 5 | 7

The first row in a,b,c is allowed (1->3,5->3), but the second row is forbidden, since (2->4,5->3) 4 != 3.

This additional constraint can have two effects on my data. For each a,b,c there are two redundant ways of determining the d. There can be data which violates the constraint.
How can my schema reflect this additional constraint?

In a nutshell, introduce d into the third table to enable vanilla foreign key constraints e.g. Transitional SQL-92 syntax:

CREATE TABLE T1
(
 a INTEGER NOT NULL, 
 d INTEGER NOT NULL, 
 UNIQUE (a, d)
);

CREATE TABLE T2
(
 b INTEGER NOT NULL, 
 d INTEGER NOT NULL, 
 UNIQUE (b, d)
);

CREATE TABLE T3
(
 a INTEGER NOT NULL,
 b INTEGER NOT NULL, 
 c INTEGER NOT NULL, 
 d INTEGER NOT NULL, 
 UNIQUE (a, b, c),
 FOREIGN KEY (a, d) REFERENCES T1 (a, d), 
 FOREIGN KEY (b, d) REFERENCES T2 (b, d)
);

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