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Internal and External Locations

It may happen that the environment controls only a part of a function e_i and the remaining part of e_i is governed internally. In such a case it is natural to speak about internal and external locations rather than internal and external functions. See an example in [BGR, 3.1]. The generalization to that case is relatively straightforward.


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Thu Mar 23 17:30:35 EST 1995