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A.6.P:11.2 - Representation and implementation stress tests

These sources do not decide what exists. They test whether a representation can preserve the ontological distinctions selected above without turning a statement, row, graph term, tuple, or reifier into the world-side occurrence.

Representation or implementation lineDistinction testedBounded use in A.6.P
TypeDB 3.x links statement and current relation modelA query can select an explicit relation variable with named source-language role players, while shorthand remains available when no reference to the represented item is needed.Test progressive explicitness, not ontology. A.6.P makes explicit occurrence identity conditional on a named receiver. TypeDB demonstrates one implementable representation; it does not establish the FPF relation kind, actual participation, obtaining condition, or identity rule.
RDF 1.2 Concepts, Candidate Recommendation Snapshot, 7 April 2026RDF distinguishes proposition expressed by a triple term, assertion of a triple, and reifiers used for further statements.Test proposition, assertion, and reifier separation. A statement term or graph edge can represent claim content but cannot establish that the direct relation obtains.