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CLASS OF ENTITY - Class of Element


Description
Abstract Concept
Class of Element is an Element whose inhabitants are themselves Elements: a type one universe level above its members.
Formally, ClassOfElement u = Element (lsuc u), so a class at level u is a type whose instances are Element u things.
This universe gap is what separates a class from its members and prevents the self-reference paradoxes of naive set theory - while still allowing, through cross-level reasoning (metaInstanceOf), the class of all classes to be an instance of itself.
Class of Element is the Predication Substrate's answer to the question "what is a category of things?" - not a predicate that returns true or false, but a type that collects its instances as inhabitants.

Functional DomainPredication Substrate


The Predication Substrate defines the compositional system of Element, Class of Element, and local predicates (Linkage) from which SysFEAT's ontological structures are grown. It provides the internal structure of predication - classification, specialization, powertyping, and Compositionality - as a single, universe-stratified, mechanically verified engine that every higher layer inherits.


External references  CycProject- Instances of_instances modeled via higher-order-classes
 ISO 15926 - Class
 OMG - KerML - Type
 OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Specialization-Relationship
 SysFEAT -Semantic.pdf
 SysFEAT-TheoraticalFoundations-LocalityPrinciple.pdf
 Wikipedia - Class (knowledge representation)
 Wikipedia - Class (set theory)
 WordNet - Class
Super Types  Element  
Power Type of  Element  
Dictionary  SysFEAT Upper Ontology

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Composition:   Classification:   Specialization:   Instance Of: -->  Enumerated definition:   Syntax:   

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