Notational Engineering

The Notational Engineering publication contains eight patterns for designing expressions and their use. Use the connected examples to follow a changed request through several representations, or keep a sequence usable when its reader or reference frame changes. The methods cover grouping and binding, interpretation, meaning-preserving transformation, translation losses, complementary representations, difficult reading operations, and temporal or embodied notation. The Preface follows a formula, graph and table through a changed request without overwriting independent observations.