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E.17:13 - Relations

  • Architecture ADR projection boundary: C.32.ADR is the architecture-specific publication projection for ArchitectureDecisionDescription@Project. E.17 keeps publication face, source episteme, carrier, scope, and downstream typed value separate for the broader MVPK claim. In that name, @Project is a compatibility and retrieval cue only. E.17 infers no project entity, composite-work identity, context, authority, viewpoint, or parthood from it; C.30.AD and C.32.ADR must identify the exact composite U.Work and the direct description-use or publication-use relation when project locality is current.

  • Builds on: C.2.1 for selected-edition identity; E.24.PUB for PublicationFormExpressionRelation, PublicationFormBearingRelation, and the exact publication occurrence; E.17.0 for viewpoint and U.View membership; A.22 for selected structure; C.29 for representation; A.7 and E.10.D2 for carrier, front-end, EntityOfConcern, Description-episteme, and specification-use discipline; A.6.2-A.6.3 for optional source-to-candidate construction; E.8 and E.10 for authoring and publication-language discipline; and Part F and Part G for bridge, terminology, characteristic, and pin discipline.

  • Constrains: publication-face-emitting automation and hand-written faces. When another episteme is constructed from a source, A.6.3 supplies the separate construction relation; E.17.0 separately tests viewpoint conformance, and E.24.PUB separately identifies publication occurrence/form/carrier. Readable form creates none of those relations, nor an evidence path, gate decision, work occurrence, assurance record, release source, or bridge declaration.

  • Neighboring-pattern boundary use: use the compact boundary aid in E.17:5.1d when a publication-facing unit starts carrying work, reliance, evidence, assurance, gate, release, bridge, explanation, comparison, retargeting, carrier, or front-end claims beyond ordinary publication use. This Relations section cites that aid instead of repeating the whole map.

  • Part F bridge wording boundary: when the publication face uses or invites “same”, “equivalent”, “align”, “map”, substitutable, interchangeable, attribute, entity, or profile matching, or other Bridge-wording pressure across contexts, use Part F and A.6.9 to repair the wording. Use F.9 for the Bridge and bounded-use claim, and F.9.1 only for a separate optional stance note about that claim. Neither object follows from a publication face, and no local Bridge taxonomy is introduced here.

  • Coordinates with: C.2.P for exact source-expression and source-to-use recovery before publication-facing wording is relied on; A.15.4 for appearance-based reliance repair; C-cluster selection or archive patterns when separately constructed epistemes are selected or retained; CHR and UNM for measurement and normalization semantics; F.9 for exact Bridge occurrences, bounded-use claims, optional CL, evidence and loss boundaries, and optional Cards; F.9.1 for separate optional stance epistemes; and A.6.9 for sameness wording. Publication faces remain publication forms; their bounded-use declarations, selected or receiving epistemes, occurrences, and carriers remain separate, and face status never establishes U.View membership.