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Encyclopedia > Canonical equivalence

Canonical equivalence refers to the state in which two things are in every significant respect identical.


In Unicode, for instance, the canonical equivalence of two strings means that they can be reduced to identical strings by recursive application of canonical decomposition routines. (Compare compatibility equivalence.) Canonically equivalent strings always have the same meaning and behaviour; they should also look the same and be indistinguishable to the user.




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The equivalence of the digests computed by the signing and relying parties (and hence the equivalence of the canonical forms over which they were computed) ensures that the information content of the document has not been altered since it was signed.
The canonical form of an XML document may not be completely operational within the application context, though the circumstances under which this occurs are unusual.
This problem may be of concern in certain applications since the canonical form of a document and the canonical form of the canonical form of the document are equivalent.
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