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SYSE.19:12 - Relations

  • C.2.1 governs source-episteme identity and edition continuity. E.17 and E.24.PUB govern publication forms, carriers, audiences, and availability.
  • A.10 governs claim-bound evidence, B.3 assurance, and C.11 the later choice. A.10.1 supplies needed multi-use discovery and branch-scoped completion. C.11.DUA selects further inquiry by attainable contribution and full burden. This pattern retains the engineering subject judgment and its direct receiving use.
  • E.15 applies when an FPF pattern edition changes. G.11 supplies only its declared Part-G refresh results.
  • A compatible SYSE.7 result can supply a MethodDescription or representation use for the named claim. A compatible SYSE.10 result can supply evidence for the same engineering claim, configuration, decision, and evidence interval.
  • SYSE.19 supplies source-change feedback to SYSE.14; the authorized Agent in SYSE.14 still chooses and releases any world-side engineering change.
  • SYSE.13 and SYSE.14 govern configuration and world-side engineering change. An episteme edition relation is used only as source-change input.
  • Application profiles may specialize this Method for domains such as software supply chains, electrical parts, regulated products, medical devices, ships, or buildings. A specialization adds an action-changing source or revalidation distinction.