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ME.6.MC:10 - Architectural Rationale

ME.6 selects the structures and alternatives that matter to a Method decision. This method adds the construction that makes an interaction calculable: compatible operation domains, retained observations, combined resource demand, and a property or counterexample of the proposed connection.

MATH.17 and MATH.18 supply operations on operations and comparison through interpretations. CMP.14 supplies computational interactions when shared state or communication makes ordinary sequential composition insufficient. C.29 connects those mathematical results to the working situation.

The distinction between model and work is productive: a conditional impossibility can already reject a proposed arrangement under accepted conditions, while an uncertain premise can identify the clarification that matters. Neither result needs a claim that the mathematical components are actual parts of one Method. ME.7 handles that separate question.