\chapter{General information}

\section{Changelog}

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	\bf{Version} & \bf{Date} & \bf{Changes} & \bf{Author(s)} \\\hline
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\section{Review list}

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	\bf{Version} & \bf{Reviewer(s)} \\\hline
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\section{Appendices}

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	\bf{Ref} & \bf{Title} & \bf{Author(s)} & \bf{Version} \\\hline
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\section{Definitions and Abbreviations}

\subsection{Definitions}

\underline{Text marking}

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	\TODO{Marked text}       & Text needs to be changed or completed.\\
	\NEW{Marked text}        & Text has changed compared to the previous release.\\
	\MEASURE{Marked section} & Section headers that are intended for review.\\
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\underline{Numbers}

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	`\textit{a}'             & Numeric binary notation (\textit{a} can be multiple 0s or 1s). E.g. `\texttt{010}' is a 3-bit value representing the binary number two. This kind of notation implies a specific bit length.\\
	`\textit{aa.aaaa}'       & Numeric binary notation with `.' separations for clear reading of long binary numbers.\\
	0x\textit{a}             & Numeric hexadecimal notation (\textit{a} can be a digit 0 through 9, A through F). E.g. `\texttt{0x1A}' is hexadecimal number twenty-six. This kind of notation does not directly imply a bit length.\\
	0x\textit{aa.aaaa}       & Numeric hexadecimal notation with '.' separations for clear reading of long hexadecimal numbers.\\
	\textit{a}d              & Numeric (explicit) decimal notation. This kind of notation does not directly imply a bit length.\\
	X[b:a]                   & Vector notation for vector X with bit range b downto a (little endian notation).\\
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\subsection{Abbreviations}
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	DI & Dual Inventive\\
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