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Reconciling structural and nominal syntax in the language of diagrams

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I present a new syntax for diagrams which combines the compositional style of combinators and the flat relational style of hardware languages such as Verilog or VHDL . The new syntax combines and subsumes the two styles and it has a simple sound and complete axiomatisation.

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