A.3.2:4.2 - Representation-agnostic stance

Begin with the claim-bearing episteme, then distinguish how its claims are made available:

• a C.29 representation stands in a declared correspondence to the represented claims;
• an E.24.PUB publication form expresses the selected episteme edition for one publication use;
• a U.PresentationCarrier bears that publication form.

Only the claim-bearing episteme can meet the membership rule in 4.1; keep its representation, form, carrier, and publication occurrence separate.

The representation may use procedural text, code, a diagram, functional composition, a typed pipeline, a state machine, event rules, constraints, a solver formulation, a proof script, a statistical model, or a combination of notations. Notation choice does not decide membership. Read each assertion separately: use A.6.0 or C.29 when it asserts a formal object, A.6.1 or E.20 when it declares an operation family and laws, A.15.2 when it states intended Work, and A.10 or B.3 when another claim relies on it as evidence or assurance.