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nts (items). As we saw in Chapter 2, authors and editors of hypermedia face the task of verifying and consolidating the different levels of item descriptions and the links between them. This task is not only a practical problem in the sense that browsers should meet sufficient hot-spots to digress.

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and copying technologies as well as various advanced topics.This book continues first one of the same authors “Adaptive Image Processing Algorithms for Printing” and presents methods and software solutions for copying and scanning various types of documents by conventional office equipment, offerin

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aration (see Part II). Here graph theory is introduced as a formalism to represent and evaluate complex patterns of relations between information elements (items) in hypermedia. Hypermedia are essentially based on the interrelations between information elements. Static presentation frames like texts

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Quantum Chemical Topology: on Bonds and Potentials, ability to compute bonding patterns in single molecules, complexes or crystals based on the topology of the electron density, via the concept of the bond path. The other aspect is the development of an intermolecular potential based on multipole moments of topological atoms. Although bond paths hav