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E.10.D2:15 - Relations

Builds on:

  • A.7 - Strict Distinction. Supplies the general discipline for keeping an independently governed entity distinct from epistemic and presentation-side objects around it.
  • C.2.1 - Episteme Identity, Constitution, Grounding, and Edition. Supplies the exact ClaimGraph, EntityOfConcern, effective ReferenceScheme constitution and the neighboring grounding and edition relations.
  • E.10 - Ontological Precision Restoration. Supplies subject-first recovery and the rule that a word, field, position, or representation does not create the governed object.

Coordinates with:

  • E.17.0, E.17, and E.24.PUB. Use E.17.0 for a named describing use’s viewpoint selection, viewpoint membership, and view membership; use E.17 and E.24.PUB for publication occurrence, publication form, and carrier bearing. None of these changes C.2.1 identity.
  • A.2.6 and A.1.1. Govern claim scope and bounded model-use structure only when the receiving use depends on them.
  • A.10, B.3, and G.11. Govern evidence provenance, assurance reliance, and currentness for exact objects and relations.
  • C.29, A.6.2, A.6.3, A.6.4, and F.9. Govern representation, episteme morphing, source-to-receiving construction, retargeting, and cross-scheme Bridge semantics without label-only sameness.
  • A.3.2, F.4, and F.5. Define method-description membership, system-role-kind-description content, and naming after the exact object and local sense are recovered.
  • A.15.1 and direct receiving-use patterns. Govern performed work and the exact premise, reference, decision-use, or operation-argument relations through which work actually uses an episteme.