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concept:two-dimensional-delegation-space-object-axis-and-slot-name-axis

two-dimensional delegation space (object axis and slot name axis)

The symmetry where β1 yields object delegation and β2 yields selector/name delegation, creating a 2D delegation space.

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recursive delegation via β-transformations
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When a lookup returns ε, transform keys using β functions and retry lookup, enabling delegation.

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