Separation

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Separation may refer to a several different subjects:

In chemistry, separation refers to the separation process.
In landscaping and architecture, a wall or ditch that divides a space is sometimes called a separation.
In interpersonal relationships, separation usually refers a married couple ceasing to live together, but without getting a divorce.
Legal separation is a legal status where married couples may disentangle their finances without divorce.
In audio mastering, a separation is a single track containing one or more major song elements. When all separations are recombined, the 2-track mix is recreated (see Separation Mastering).
In descriptive set theory, the separation property for a pointclass allows separating two disjoint sets in the pointclass by another set in the same pointclass.