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То же, что и [[Альт]].
'''Alt''' — [[альт]], [[альтернативный фрагмент]], [[закрытый фрагмент]].
 
An '''alt''' is a ''[[fragment]]'' with a single ''[[initial node]]''.
 
Let <math>\,A</math> be a set of alts of a ''[[cf-Graph|cf-graph]]'' <math>\,G</math> that contains <math>\,H_1</math> and <math>\,H_2</math>.
<math>\,H_1</math> is '''immediately embedded''' in <math>\,H_2</math> with respect to <math>\,A</math> if <math>H_1\subset H_2</math>
and there is no alt <math>H_3\in A</math> such that <math>H_1\subset H_3\subset H_2</math>.
<math>\,H_1</math> is called an '''internal''' alt with respect to <math>\,A</math> if there is no alt in <math>\,A</math>
immediately embedded in <math>\,H</math>, and an '''external''' alt with respect to <math>\,A</math>
if there is no alt in <math>\,A</math>, into which <math>\,H</math> is immediately embedded.
 
A set of nontrivial alts <math>\,A</math> is called a '''nested set of alts''' (or
'''hierarchy of embedded alts''') of the cf-graph <math>\,G</math>
if <math>G\in A</math> and, for any pair of alts from <math>\,A</math>, either their intersection is empty or
one of them is embedded in the other.
 
A sequence of cf-graphs <math>G_0, G_1, \ldots, G_r</math> is called a representation of
the cf-graph <math>\,G</math> in the form of a nested set of alts <math>\,A</math> ('''<math>\,A</math>-representation of the cf-graph <math>\,G</math>''') if <math>\,G_0=G</math>, <math>\,G_r</math> is a [[trivial graph]] and for any <math>\,i>0</math>, <math>\,G_i</math> is
a factor cf-graph <math>\,B_i(G)</math>,
where <math>\,B_i</math> is the set of all external alts with respect to <math>\cup \{A_j: j\in [1,i]\}</math> and
<math>\,A_j</math> is the set of all internal alts with respect to
<math>A\setminus (\cup \{A_k: k\in [1,i))\}</math>.