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As far as I can tell, all the tools I have seen around that handle mathematical notations, both at input and output, do save brackets around binary operators by the use of the precedence of an operator: it basically says that an operator has a given precedence x and, if a term must be presented as an operand, a bracket is output if the child-binary operator has a lower precedence. (think a*(b+c))

I have just found that the precedence of convolution should not be a (linearly ordered) number…