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Abstract: We show that braids can be described as an orthogonal system in the sense of [1][2]. Their computation is therefore confluent, which was already shown by Garside [4]. 1 An addition on binary relation We propose a notion of addition on binary relations. Let A be a binary relation on X. We note A the negation of A, A its reverse and A = (A its dual. Let A and B two binary relations on X. We define the addition A + B as the relation: A+ B = (A " B Lemma 1 (associativity of A+ B) Let ... (Update)
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@misc{ wiskunde-braids,
author = "Faculteit Der Wiskunde",
title = "Braids described as an orthogonal rewriting system Paul-Andr'e Melli`es",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/730335.html" }
Citations (may not include all citations):474 Term Rewriting Systems - Klop - 1992
36 Call by Need Computations in Non-Ambiguous Linear Term Rewri.. (context) - Huet - 1979
19 relations and Graphs (context) - Schmidt, Strolein
1 This article was processed using the L (context) - group, groups et al. - 1969
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