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13 changes: 13 additions & 0 deletions Biblio.bib
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@Book{Davey2002_zbMATH01748069,
Author = {B.A. {Davey} and H.A. {Priestley}},
Title = {{Introduction to lattices and order. 2nd ed.}},
Edition = {2nd ed.},
ISBN = {0-521-78451-4/pbk},
Pages = {xii + 298},
Year = {2002},
Publisher = {Cambridge: Cambridge University Press},
Language = {English},
MSC2010 = {06-01},
Zbl = {1002.06001},
}

@Misc{EIP-100,
url = "https://github.com/ethereum/EIPs/blob/master/EIPS/eip-100.md",
author = "Vitalik Buterin",
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Early work on smart contracts has been done by \cite{szabo1997formalizing} and \cite{miller1997future}. Around the 1990s it became clear that algorithmic enforcement of agreements could become a significant force in human cooperation. Though no specific system was proposed to implement such a system, it was proposed that the future of law would be heavily affected by such systems. In this light, Ethereum may be seen as a general implementation of such a \textit{crypto-law} system.

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For a list of terms used in this paper, refer to Appendix \ref{ch:Terminology}.
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ch:Terminology is not defined anywhere.

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It is now.


\section{The Blockchain Paradigm} \label{ch:overview}

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\appendix

\section{Terminology}
\section{Terminology} \label{ch:Terminology}

\begin{description}
\item[External Actor] A person or other entity able to interface to an Ethereum node, but external to the world of Ethereum. It can interact with Ethereum through depositing signed Transactions and inspecting the blockchain and associated state. Has one (or more) intrinsic Accounts.
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\section{Anomalies on the Main Network}

\subsection{Deletion of an Account Dispite Out-of-gas}
\subsection{Deletion of an Account Despite Out-of-gas}

At block 2675119, in the transaction \texttt{0xcf416c536ec1a19ed1fb89e4ec7ffb3cf73aa413b3aa9b77d60e4fd81a4296ba}, an account at address 0x03 was called and an out-of-gas occurred during the call. Against the equation (\ref{eq:pre}), this added 0x03 in the set of touched addresses, and this transaction turned $\boldsymbol{\sigma}[0x03]$ into $\varnothing$.

\section{List of mathematical symbols}\label{app:symbols}
\begin{tabu*}{X[l]X[c]X} \savetabu{col3}
\toprule
Symbol & Latex Command & Description \hypertarget{bigvee}{}\\
\midrule
$\bigvee$ & \verb|\bigvee| & This is the least upper bound, supremum, or join of all elements operated on. Thus it is the greatest element of such elements \cite{Davey2002_zbMATH01748069}.\\
\bottomrule
\end{tabu*}

\end{document}