> So, all we can do is to define compatibility equivalence between: > <c1, CCO, c2> > and: > <c1, c2> > if and only if: > CC(c1) > CC(c2) > 0.
Oops! Of course, I really meant:
All we can do is to define compatibility equivalence (NFK*)
between:
<c1, CCO, c2>
and:
<c1, c2>
unless:
CC(c1) > CC(c2) > 0.
More formally:
{ NFKC(<c1, CCO, c2>) = NFKC(<c1, c2>),
and NFKD(<c1, CCO, c2>) = NFKD(<c1, c2>)
}
<=> not
{ CC(c1) > CC(c2),
and CC(c2) > 0
}
<=>
{ CC(c1) <= CC(c2),
or CC(c2) <= 0
}

