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Composition could refer to:

Contents 1 Composition in sciences 2 Composition in manufacturing 3 Composition in art 4 Composition as agreement or compromise

Composition in sciences

• Function composition is a means of creating a new function from two existing functions.
• In number theory, a composition is similar to a partition, except that order matters.
• In computer science, composition is an act or result of combining simpler objects like data types into more complex data types, or function calls into calling functions.
• In natural science, composition is the proportion and combination of certain elements to form a substance.
• In chemistry, composition is the nature and amounts of the various atoms that make up a chemical compound, and of the substances that make up a body or system.

Composition in manufacturing

• Composition refers to the types and amounts of the various materials used in a product; e.g., metals, fabrics, glass, wood, plastics, ceramics, etc.

Composition in art

• In written language, composition refers to the process and study of creating written works or pieces of literature. This can be in the form of poetry, drama, essays or prose.
• Musical composition
• MIDI composition
• Composition (visual arts)

Composition as agreement or compromise

• The Ausgleich, also called the Composition of 1867.
• Composition in Early Germanic Law.

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