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G.6:12 - Relations

  • Builds on: A.10 for source recovery, provenance, bounded reliance, and graph-edge discipline; A.2.4 for first-use evidence/status classification; C.2.1 for claim and result epistemes; C.29 for representation correspondence.
  • Coordinates with: A.13 and A.15.1 for already-established exact actual performers and Work; F.6 and A.2.1 only when the receiving path expressly consumes precise assignment-bound attribution; A.6.1 for actual operation bindings; the exact pattern for each participation relation; A.15.PROD for production or inception when current; C.16 for measurement results; G.4 for runtime evaluation results; B.1.6 for work-resource aggregation results; C.28 for causal use; F.10 for status use; F.9 for bridge and loss; E.18 and E.18.2 for transformation-flow structure; G.11 for currentness; B.3 for assurance; E.17 for source-backed faces and return to source; E.24.PUB for obtaining publication occurrences; and the pattern that defines each exact formal, diagnostic, conformance, comparison, selection, acceptance, gate, permission, commitment, or decision claim cited by a path.
  • Used by: selector, benchmark, replication, audit, refresh, assurance, maturity, and release patterns that need stable provenance-path citation, including G.5, G.9, and G.11.
  • Does not govern: any represented work occurrence, participation, production, local result, result episteme, outcome, source publication, representation correspondence, currentness result, assurance, later use, or stronger conclusion named in NotCarried.