Starter decomposition

Starter decomposition

An expanding canonical decomposition for which both the character being mapped and the first character of the resulting sequence are Starters.

Definitions D110a and D110b are introduced to simplify the following definition of non-starter decomposition and make it more precise.

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starter decomposition

Computer; Software; Unicode standard

An expanding canonical decomposition for which both the character being mapped and the first character of the resulting sequence are Starters. * Definitions D110a and D110b are ...

non-starter decomposition

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decomposition

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decomposition

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