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E.18.2:7 - Consequences

ConsequenceBenefitCost or mitigation
Mathematical descriptions get their own local record.Graphs, paths, slices, quotients, and wiring can be used without becoming hidden ontology.One source expression or publication face may need several records.
E.18 and E.18.NET stay about selected ontic structures.One TFS and one network of independently identified TFS members remain inspectable without becoming their mathematical descriptions.Readers must choose E.18, E.18.NET, or E.18.2 by the current EntityOfConcern.
C.29 remains general.E.18.2 does not duplicate the whole mathematical-lens pattern.Claim-bearing adequacy needs a C.29 reference.
Boundary to work, gates, evidence, and architecture is explicit.Mathematical prestige does not replace project checks.Stronger claims require the exact contribution and returned result named for that claim in §4.4.