A.3:10 - Relations
A.7 Strict Distinction. A.3 keeps the target EntityOfConcern, MethodDescription, Method, local system-role kind, SystemRoleAssignment occurrence, dated Work occurrence, Work assertion or description, actual change, log or observation, and evidence relation distinct. A recipe or log is not part of the target merely by describing or recording work on it, and a record about Work is not the Work occurrence.
A.12 Acting-Side Externalization and Reflexive Split: Identify Who Acts on What. A.3’s CC-A3-1 uses A.12 only when an actor-side or reflexive-work claim is current. The split keeps grounded acting and changed positions distinct for that claim; it neither invents an actor for non-separable change nor turns ordinary descent to already grounded parts into an MHT.
A.13 Agential Role.
When an agency claim is current, A.13 governs agenthood and the domain profile, while A.17, A.18, A.19, C.16, and A.10 govern its measurement and evidence as applicable; planned C.9 may later consolidate the profile but supplies no current governing force. A.3 keeps identity, role assignment, method, plan, work, transformation, and evidence separate. Scale-free or minimal physical agentivity, observerhood, self-evidencing, or causal participation does not by itself establish an obtaining U.SystemRoleAssignment, TransformerRole@Context, method enactment, or dated Work.
A.3.4 Actual Bounded Change Under Conditions. A.3.4 independently identifies one actual bounded transformation from the changed referent and subject-side occurrence facts. A.3 opens only when an actor-side enactment claim is additionally grounded. Natural, spontaneous, formal, relational, and joint-dynamics changes therefore need no fictive performer.
A.3.3, direct relation, interaction, and causality owners.
These patterns govern claims about participation and causal structure. Use an asymmetric actor-target factorization only when that result is independently grounded; retain a joint or non-separable account otherwise. C.26 may test a residual probe, frame, order, incompatible-read, or no-faithful-export lens issue, but it is neither physical quantum ontology nor a second transformation owner.
A.15 Role-Method-Work Alignment.
A.3 relies on A.15’s separation of local system-role kind, System-classification claim, exact world-side SystemRoleAssignment occurrence, run-independent Method, conditional MethodDescription reliance, intended WorkPlan episteme, world-side dated Work occurrence, and any assertion, description, log, or evidence about that occurrence. The Work stands in an actual enactsMethod relation; use F.6 with the same A.13 assignment only when precise assignment-bound attribution is claimed. A MethodDescription may describe the Method; neither the description, plan, nor record proves that Work or actual change occurred.
A.14 Advanced Mereology. A.3 consumes A.14/C.13 only for independently grounded part or structure relations and forbids inferring System-part membership from a local system-role kind or recipe. Selecting grounded internal positions for a reflexive claim is not an MHT; B.2 opens only when the containing whole is actually reidentified.
B-cluster (Gamma sections).
A.3 supplies grounded actor-side facts and exact Work occurrences; receiving assertions may designate them, but A.3 does not require a universal bundle of Gamma calculations. B.1.5 governs order-sensitive Method composition and optional Gamma_method; B.1.4 governs a selected temporal aggregation and optional Gamma_time; B.1.6 governs a selected Work-resource aggregation and optional Gamma_work. System-boundary and epistemic aggregations use their exact direct patterns when current. Every such result has its own EntityOfConcern, policy, evidence, and admissible use rather than becoming a field or identity condition of MethodDescription, SystemRoleAssignment, or Work.
Indexing to the glossary. Terms used here (TransformerRole, Work, Method, MethodDescription, PortionOf, PhaseOf, BoundedContext) remain exactly as defined in Annex A; see A.1/A.2/A.14/A.15 entries for lexical registers.