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PrefaceUnderstand the language, its connected use, assumptions and external contributions.

Part I — Dependence, transmission and continuation

§ID & TitleStatusKeywords & Search QueriesDependencies
1DTM.1 - Distinguish Dependence, Cooperation and Parasitic UseStableuseful dependence; who benefits; whose harm; copied description versus methodFPF A.6.P.RI, C.36, D.3/D.4
2DTM.2 - Build a Transmission Law from Exposure and UptakeStablecontact is not adoption; reinforcement; reconstruction; source and recipientDTM.1; MMP.7/.11
3DTM.3 - Couple Change Within Carriers to Spread Between ThemStablelearning changes spread; partner composition; mean hides differencesDTM.2; MMP.18
4DTM.4 - Find Conditions for Variant Invasion, Persistence and ReturnStablethreshold; persistence; return after intervention; initial conditionsDTM.2/.3; mathematical analysis

Part II — Competition, coexistence and diversion

§ID & TitleStatusKeywords & Search QueriesDependencies
5DTM.5 - Separate Selection Within and Among CollectivesStablewithin-group gain; aggregate change; counted unit; differential continuationDTM.1/.2; MMP.16
6DTM.6 - Model Competition and Facilitation between VariantsStableshared capacity; compatibility; facilitation; indirect releaseDTM.1/.2; MMP.11/.16
7DTM.7 - Locate Diversion of a Shared Control or Cooperation MechanismStableproxy versus result; access and support; unintentional diversionDTM.1/.2; FPF C.30.LCA; MMP.16

Part III — Protective action and its consequences

§ID & TitleStatusKeywords & Search QueriesDependencies
8DTM.8 - Compare Protective Actions against Continuing or Spreading Activity by Target and Remaining EffectsStablecontact; established activity; consequence; restoration; feasible protectionDTM.1–3; FPF C.32.MWA
9DTM.9 - Model Damage and Feedback from Protective Responses to Continuing or Spreading ActivityStablecostly response; memory; differential sensitivity; protection backfiresDTM.3/.4/.6/.8; MMP.18; FPF C.30.LCA