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B.2:4.1 - MHTTriggerProfile

MHTTriggerProfile is a U.Episteme whose EntityOfConcern is the exact existing whole already recognized under an admitted holon kind. It collects exact current cues and support for asking whether whole reidentification is live. It is not MHT itself, and its content fields do not declare another relation.

Content fieldValue kind and use
existingWholeRefU.HolonRef resolving to the exact existing whole already recognized under an admitted holon kind.
existingWholeIdentityRuleRefU.EpistemeRef resolving to the current identity-rule episteme.
currentPartRelationRefs[]U.EntityRef values, each resolving to one explicitly individuated current part-relation occurrence.
changedDelimitationRelationRefs[]References to exact changed delimitation relation occurrences under their direct patterns.
changedPartRelationRefs[]References to exact changed part-relation occurrences.
changedSupervisionRelationRefs[]References to exact changed supervision relation occurrences.
changedCoordinationRelationRefs[]References to exact changed coordination relation occurrences.
changedObjectiveClaimRef?U.EpistemeRef resolving to the exact objective-change claim.
changedCapabilityClaimRef?U.EpistemeRef resolving to the exact capability-change claim.
agencyThresholdClaimRef?U.EpistemeRef resolving to a current characteristic-space threshold claim.
temporalConsolidationClaimRef?U.EpistemeRef resolving to the exact temporal-consolidation claim.
evidenceRelationRefs[]References to exact evidence relation occurrences supporting the trigger claims.
sourceUseRelationRefs[]References to exact source-use relation occurrences when a source is relied on.

The profile’s exact ClaimGraph and effective U.ReferenceScheme, together with its existing-whole EntityOfConcern, constitute its C.2.1 identity. Any current U.ClaimScope and an independently selected model-use structure can qualify this episteme when its receiving use needs them. These identity values and qualifications do not identify either whole, become MHT trigger facts, or make any referenced relation obtain. A single cue warrants attention; it does not establish whole reidentification.