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C.29:4.5 - MathLensUse.Card@Context shape

The full card collects the account needed for a declared reliance under :4.4. MathLensUseOutputRef may reference any applicable C.29 output; its use does not require a FullCard. Local naming conditions are in :6.1a.

Read MathLensUse.Card@Context through three aspects:

AspectFields or refsBoundary
Selected mathematical representation and lens mappingCandidateMathObject, LensMappingMode, PreservedStructure, LostStructure, InvariantsExposedNames the selected mathematical object and the representation or correspondence used for the C.29 account.
Use boundary and validationLensUseBoundaryValue, ValidationUseOverlayRef?, LearnedLensOverlayRef?, failure case, uncertainty or approximation noteStates the lens-use boundary value for this lens use.
FPF use and boundariesdeclaredLensUse, StopCondition, blockedLensOverread?, BridgeRefSet?, CausalUseDisposition?, AssuranceUseDisposition?, ExportPolicyRef?States what the reader may do, when to stop or return, and which governing FPF patterns define or constrain neighboring claims.
MathLensUse.FullCard base fields:
MathLensUse.Card@Context := {
  TargetPhenomenon,
  entityOfConcernRef?,
  BoundedContext,
  CandidateMathObject,
  LensMappingMode,
  PreservedStructure,
  LostStructure,
  InvariantsExposed,
  LensBoundedPredictionOrDistinction?,
  LensUseBoundaryValue,
  declaredLensUse,
  StopCondition,
  blockedLensOverread?
}

Conditional fields apply only when the corresponding neighboring claim, claim-bearing use, or publication use is being made:

MathLensUse.FullCard conditional fields := {
  DynamicsRef?,
  TransitionLawRef?,
  ObservationMapRef?,
  ScaleWindow?,
  CoarseGrainingRule?,
  SourceReturnCondition?,
  PublicationUseClassification?,
  PrincipalRivalLens?,
  RivalLensSet?,
  RivalLensRelation?,
  ValidationUseOverlayRef?,
  LearnedLensOverlayRef?,
  BridgeRefSet?,
  CausalUseDisposition?,
  AssuranceUseDisposition?,
  ExportPolicyRef?
}

Plain card gloss. A useful mathematical lens says: what phenomenon is being seen, through which mathematical object, by what mapping, what survives, what is lost, what becomes visible, what lens-use boundary value and validation boundary make this use bounded, the now-bounded user-facing action, any justified blocked user inference, and where the lens stops.