Commission 3. (Notations.)

1 Notations

I am using the same notations as in [3] and [2]. 2 Temporal gauge-various approaches Obviously the temporal gauge ¯ q i = a i = const or in QED: A 0 = a ∈ R (1) is not a canonical gauge as it does not fulfill eq. (1.59) of [7]. However, we do not need a canonical gauge in order to fix our gauge degrees of freedom. There exist various other gauges (e.g. derivative gauges, multiplier gauges etc.)...

Software Process Definition Notations

ion Hierarchy Diagrams are simple to create and understand. Various forms of hierarchy diagrams are used for many purposes in computer programming; for example, to graphically depict the decomposi− Figure 3. Process Abstraction Hierarchy Sample tion of software modules. The benefits of Abstraction Hierarchy Diagrams should not be discounted because of their simplicity and familiarity. Abstracti...

notations for partitions 143

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BCS Heterogeneous Notations for

We describe an approach for deening and making use of compositions of partial speciications written in diierent formal languages. The technique provides a rst step towards integrating formal methods that use the notations. We discuss the integration process and consider how reenement can occur in such a setting. We present several examples of formal heterogeneous speciications, and two examples...

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