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C.29:15 - Relations

  • Construction and argument recovery: B.5 recovers the inputs, operations and dependencies needed to obtain or understand a result. C.29 tests which consequence can be carried through the proposed mathematical correspondence.

  • Related Methods: C.29.1 constructs mathematical result transfer; C.29.2 constructs a computation; C.29.3 connects computation to concrete execution. Each has its own working entry. They can be composed when one result supplies another’s input; a computational question can also begin with an already adequate mathematical representation.

  • Boundary balance: C.29.BB constructs and revises an additive change account, preserving shared transfers and the information needed for the requested total.

  • Joint reasoning: B.5.MPC connects the physical account, mathematical question, computation and realization, starting from whichever contribution is available and returning to the contribution whose conditions fail. A.3.3 supplies state and continuation semantics; A.6.1 supplies the realization relation; C.39 helps find or develop a missing operation.

  • Extractable structural information: C.2.8 defines the characteristic and observer conditions consumed by a structural-information estimate. C.29 supplies the particular mathematical-lens correspondence and its limits.

  • Architecture lens boundary: C.32.P2S, C.32.PAD, and C.32.ADA may cite C.29 lens outputs for preserved structure, lost structure, structural information, epiplexity, scale mapping, residual mapping, or source-return.

  • Structural-information adequacy boundary: C.33, C.34, and C.35 may cite C.29 outputs when mathematical-lens results expose captured structure, preserved structure, lost structure, or discovery adequacy.

  • Builds on: A.1.1, A.6.P, A.6.RCD, A.3.3, A.19, A.10, A.15, B.3, C.16.P, C.16, E.17.EFP, E.17.ID.CR, A.6.3.RT, A.6.3.CSC, F.9.

  • Constrained by: E.8, E.10, F.19, C.2.P, E.19.

  • Coordinates with: A.6.0, A.6.1, E.18.1, C.11, A.15.1, A.15.2, A.15.4, C.18.1, C.19.1, C.26, C.27.TA, C.27, C.28, C.31.ASAP, G.5, G.9, G.2, G.10.

  • Specialization relation: C.26 is selected as a C.29-compatible specialization for quantum-like modeling, with affordability qualifications. The conditional receiving questions and first contributions are collected in :4.4.6.