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B.1.4:2 - Solution

Recover a ContextTemporalAggregation@Context before using the aggregate:

ContextTemporalAggregation@Context:
  aggregationConcernRef
  aggregatedEntityOfConcernRef
  includedPositionRefs?
  includedPhaseRefs?
  claimScopeRef?: U.ClaimScope
  aggregationMode: contextualOrder | temporalPhase
  orderedRelationRefs?
  phaseRelationRefs?
  orderSpecRef?
  timeWindowRef?
  carrierIdentityRef?
  independenceOrJoinConditionRefs?
  coverageAndOverlapPolicyRefs?
  boundaryCrossingRelationRefs?
  relatedMethodRefs?
  relatedMethodDescriptionRefs?
  relatedWorkOccurrenceRefs?
  relatedWorkResourceAggregationRefs?
  relatedTransformationRefs?
  relatedWholeReidentificationRefs?
  evidenceOrSourceRefs
  admissibleUse
  stopOrReturnCondition
  nonAdmissibleOverread?
  strongerSourceReturnCondition

stopOrReturnCondition states when to stop aggregating or apply another pattern; strongerSourceReturnCondition states the condition for a stronger claim. Include nonAdmissibleOverread? only when it passes F.19’s plausible-reader test. groundedNonAdmissibleOverread? is an alias for that same optional value.

Use the record to describe the exact aggregation claim and its independently established relations. The record is not itself the relation or a new U.Level, U.Boundary, U.Interaction, or generic process object.

B.1.4:2.1 - Two Aggregation Modes

ModeCurrent objectRequired relation disciplineTypical use
Contextual order aggregationAn exact set of relation positions whose order, partial order, or join structure changes meaning for the stated use.Included positions, OrderSpec, ordered relation refs, join or independence conditions, and ClaimScope when needed.Ordered method relation, order-bound argument chain, staged construction description, controlled sequence.
Temporal phase aggregationOne enduring carrier considered through exact proper phases or time slices.Carrier identity rule, included phases, PhaseOf or another direct phase relation, TimeWindow, declared coverage rule and overlap policy. For an unchanged episteme, the complete C.2.1 identity triple stays fixed.Asset history, proper restriction of one unchanged episteme, experimental-carrier phases, dated evidence window. Distinct episteme editions first require C.2.1 identities and an independently obtaining edition relation.

If one source phrase mixes both modes, split the record. A Method may have an ordered relation structure; the Work that enacts it may have exact A.15.1 temporal parts, episodes, operational parts, or separate occurrences, while C.27.TA supplies any independently declared overlap or other interval relation the receiving use aggregates. Those are different claims, and generic PhaseOf does not replace the Work or temporal relations.

B.1.4:2.2 - Where Stronger Claims Go

Current claimPattern to use
Method as semantic way of doingA.3.1
Method description, SOP, algorithm text, simulator configuration, or formal expressionA.3.2, with publication owners when publication use is current
Work planA.15.2
Dated work occurrence, performed episode, or evidence that work happenedA.15.1
Work-resource roll-up, spent resource, cost, effort, energy, material, or comparable ledgerB.1.6
Episteme identity and historical continuity between distinct epistemesC.2.1; aggregate only exact identities and an already obtaining EpistemeEditionRelation when the bounded use needs their chronology
Proper PhaseOf, portion, membership, or other parthood relation for a non-Work carrierA.14, B.1, and C.13 as appropriate; Work temporal and part relations remain with A.15.1
Holon delimitation or boundary-crossing relationA.1, B.1, A.12, A.3.4, or the pattern that defines the exact relation
Bounded change under conditionsA.3.4
Whole reidentification, emergence-family wording, MHT, MET, MFT, synergy, or metric-mirage wordingUse B.2.P when emergence-family wording hides the claim kind. If a whole-reidentification question remains, including one raised by an autonomy or capability change, use B.2; B.2.2 and B.2.3 handle System and Episteme result recognition, and B.2.4 is the capability/functioning decision bridge. Use B.2.5 separately for an exact two-sided supervisor-subholon feedback claim, whether or not whole reidentification is current.
Architecture structural view or selected structureC.30.ASV, A.22, or the pattern that defines or tests the architecture claim
Mathematical order, graph, algebraic notation, graph path, or morphism used as expressionUse C.29 when mathematical-lens adequacy, preserved structure, lost structure, payoff, or stop condition is being evaluated. Use E.18 when the selected transformation-flow structure is current. Use E.18.2 when the mathematical expression of that selected structure is current.