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Review of Formalisms and Notations

1974
A “grammar” is a formal device for specifying a potentially infinite “language” (set of strings) in a finite way. Strings in the lanaguage are generated by starting with a string consisting of one particular “start symbol” and successively rewriting the string according to a finite set of rewriting rules or “productions”.
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Notation and index of notation

1988
Doron S. Lubinsky, Edward B. Saff
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Midpoint Notation: An experimental music notation system at the intersection of graphic notation and conventional Western notation

The history of conventional Western musical notation (CWN) is littered with proposals for ways to either radically improve or replace its longstanding system of staff-based notation. Yet, despite wide consensus that CWN is flawed, none of these alternative systems have caught on with any level of mainstream popularity.
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The Role of Notations in Mathematics

Philosophia (United States), 2020
Carlo Cellucci
exaly  

How Cognitively Effective Is a Visual Notation? On the Inherent Difficulty of Operationalizing the Physics of Notations

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing, 2016
Anna Zamansky   +2 more
exaly  

A Framework for Modeling and Implementing Visual Notations With Applications to Software Engineering

ACM Transactions on Software Engineering and Methodology, 2004
Vincenzo Deufemia   +2 more
exaly  

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