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authorDC <dcposch@dcpos.ch>2017-08-19 02:56:32 -0700
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For example a register with two data entries would look something like this (pseudocode):
```
-0. hash(value0)
+0. hash(chunk0)
1. hash(hash(chunk0) + hash(chunk1))
-2. hash(value1)
+2. hash(chunk1)
```
It is possible for the in-order Merkle tree to have multiple roots at once. A root is defined as a parent node with a full set of child node slots filled below it.
-For example, this tree hash 2 roots (1 and 4)
+For example, this tree has 2 roots (1 and 4)
```
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-This tree hash one root (3):
+This tree has one root (3):
```
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