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In addition to these, the [[Rank operator]] and [[scalar dyadic]]s can be extended with [[leading axis agreement]], so that arguments with different-length frames can | In addition to these, the [[Rank operator]] and [[scalar dyadic]]s can be extended with [[leading axis agreement]], so that arguments with different-length frames can match as long as one frame is a prefix of the other. The original introduction of Rank had only an analogue of [[scalar extension]], where an argument with an empty frame is repeated to pair it with an argument with a non-empty frame. The following extensions have been made in order to support leading axis theory: | ||
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