A.1:4.6 - Recover Holon Delimitation And Boundary Crossing

When a claim concerns where a holon is delimited, recover the delimitation relation, criterion, or selected structure supplied by the direct holon, mereology, architecture, or domain pattern. Do not force an identity rule, collection-belonging relation, environment relation, selected structure, and boundary condition into one universal relation signature. Those objects have different kinds and predicates.

When one direct relation crosses that delimitation, keep the direct relation occurrence under its own pattern. State the delimited holon, the direct crossing relation, direction, fit, loss, scope, and qualification window that are current for that use. When the claim also needs a semantic correspondence or difference between two exact F.17 local senses from different semantic contexts, use F.9 for that Bridge question. A crossing classification does not replace the signal, control, measurement, transformation, source-use, publication-use, evidence-use, coupling, or other direct relation occurrence.

Do not call every boundary an interface. Use interface language only when a governing signature, module, architecture, port, or interface pattern makes interface meaning current.

External holon vocabularies do not admit FPF kinds or establish candidate holonhood by label. Recover the current FPF claim first. Acting-agent and organization claims test the U.System criterion; data, document, and projected-content claims usually use U.Episteme, publication, source-use, evidence, or description rules; process-holon wording uses work, method, work-plan, or transformation rules; portal or traversal wording uses an access, crossing, policy, or evidence relation. An exact candidate-side holon or system claim passes only when the A.1 criterion is satisfied.

A Markov blanket is not a holon boundary by name. First recover whether the source names accepted local Markov dynamics, a mathematical or probabilistic lens, an exact holon-delimitation claim, a physical interface module or component, a functional element, a boundary description, or an agency-threshold claim. Apply the rule that defines or tests that recovered claim. The exact candidate is a holon under A.1 only when its constructive criterion is satisfied; the neighboring delimitation claim does not establish holonhood.