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E.18.NET:11 - SoTA-Echoing

Each line below is inherited only while the cited current pattern version retains both the named body decision and the named source-use row for its declared use. E.18.NET relies on the currentness decision recorded with that source-use row; it does not independently turn the cited literature or tool practice into current authority. When one cited source-use row changes, reopen only the affected line here.

For the working reader, these lines support the boundary already exercised in the worked cases in sections 5.1–5.4: select a network only from independently identified members and exact relations, keep positions and state local to their leaf TFS, treat graphs as descriptions, and let a demonstrative path cite only already admitted positions and relation references.

Current pattern version and exact source-use locusE.18.NET dispositionConcrete mutation in E.18.NETQualification and smallest reopen
A.22:4.1 and the A.22:11 row beginning “FPF C.2.1 and E.10.D2 description discipline”Adopt the four selected-structure discriminators and the separation of structure from its description, view, record, selecting system, and selection Work.Network identity is the exact directMemberRefs[], selected obtaining selectedCrossFlowRelationOccurrenceRefs[], exact selectedNetworkConstraintRefs[], and one networkUseFrame; the descriptive record and selection activity remain separate from the non-agentive network.Applies while A.22 keeps those four discriminator meanings and that description/view boundary. Reopen this line if A.22 changes a discriminator or allows a description, view, record, or selection activity to identify or authorize the structure.
E.18:5.1 through E.18:5.3 and the E.18:12 rows Applied category theory and compositional open systems, Operads, wiring diagrams, and hypergraph categories, and Open-graph and string-diagram rewritingAdapt one-TFS typed positions, valuation locality, exact internal U.Transfer, interface exposure, and replay-local rewrite discipline to recursively selected members.A network keeps leaf-TFS position and valuation identity, resolves each exposed position through a finite member path, and leaves U.Transfer inside the TFS that contains it; cross-flow relations remain obtaining world-side occurrences under their applicable predicates.Applies while E.18 keeps those position, valuation, U.Transfer, crossing, and replay-locality decisions. Reopen this line if E.18 changes any of them or its named source-use rows no longer support typed interfaces and localized rewrites.
E.18.2:4.1 through E.18.2:4.3 and the E.18.2:9 rows FPF strict-distinction, selected-structure, architecture-description, and view apparatus and Applied category theory, wiring diagrams, and graph rewritingAdopt the subject/description/lens separation and adapt the permitted expressions to member paths, n-ary relation views, quotients, and folds.A mathematical description may expose or compare network structure only after naming its network subject, declared use, preserved structure, lost structure, and stop; it neither creates nor reidentifies the network or its relation occurrences.Applies while E.18.2 keeps the five-way discriminator and the named rows’ preserved/lost-structure and C.29 lens-use boundary. Reopen this line if the selected subject branch, preserved/lost account, mapping mode, or C.29 return condition changes.
A.22.CGUS:4.4 and its A.22.CGUS:11 rows on OCPQ and JuliaHub Dyad 3.2 with Modelica 3.7 as historical lineage; plus E.18.3:4.2a, E.18.3:4.4, and its E.18.3:11 OCPQ and ModelingToolkit/FMI rowsAdapt typed object-and-relation structure, Dyad’s current separation of reusable component models from separately selected analyses, and post-admission demonstration discipline to a network locator.A network-aware demonstration consumes already admitted positions and exact relation-reference epistemes, keeps member-local state, branches, omissions, and return visible, and never turns the displayed path into the network, model, analysis, WorkPlan, or performed Work.Applies while A.22.CGUS keeps Dyad as its current engineering comparator and Modelica only as historical lineage, and while CGUS and E.18.3 keep post-admission slices and exact locator admission. Reopen this line if those object-relation, model-analysis, admission, or locator decisions change.

The F.18 NameCard entries flow-of-flows and creator-graph remain naming and stress-example lineage only; they authorize no current ontology or practice claim. A new need for cyclic member identity, a separately re-identifiable membership occurrence, or cross-flow semantics that cannot preserve the direct relation and its endpoints reopens the E.18.NET architecture decision itself, not the source-currentness status of every row above.