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A.3.4:4.7 - Formal Transformation And Project-World Realization

A morphism, constructive proof, or formal state transition can correspond to an actual transformation of a formal object within the selected formal substrate. The formula, morphism, or proof term is still its C.29 representation.

For a physical, clinical, organizational, architectural, documentary, or epistemic change, a formal expression may specify, predict, constrain, or compare the change. First identify the changed subject, boundary, and before/during/after facts. If a later claim says that dated U.Work caused, realized, or participated in that transformation, apply the routes and stops in 4.2.4 to the named pair.