Database normalization is the one of main principles for designing relational databases. The benefits of normalization can be observed through improving data quality and performance, among the other qualities. We explore a new context of technical debt manifestation, which is linked to ill-normalized databases. This debt can have long-term impact causing systematic degradation of database quali...

Sum rule constraints dominated by the independent high-scale input, αs(MZ), are shown to be satisfied by I = 1 spectral data from hadronic τ decays, but violated by the pre-2005 electroproduction (EM) cross-section data. Determinations of the Standard Model (SM) hadronic contribution to (g−2)μ incorporating τ decay data are thus favored over those based solely on EM data, implying a SM predicti...

Abstract We show the theory of formal ultradifferentiable normalization. The tools utilized here are KAM methods and Contraction Mapping Principle in Banach space fixed with weighted norms.