recursive delegation via β-transformations

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

Neighborhood — ranked by edge-count

concept

two-dimensional delegation space (object axis and slot name axis)
extends
The symmetry where β1 yields object delegation and β2 yields selector/name delegation, creating a 2D delegation space.

method

application read/write functions r and w
implements
Higher-level semantic operations that map the primitive memory operations to application-level semantics.
pre-lookup (α) and post-lookup (β) transformations
extends
Parameterising r with α_i for key transformation before lookup and β_i for recursive retry on ε.

cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edge

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

Delegation Mechanism via β-transformationsconcept0.869
Mechanism where lookup failure triggers key transformation via β functions, enabling object delegation and method lookup in dynamic binding systems.
"Expressing delegation as a pair of β-transformations on keys in an associative memory emphasises a fundamental symmetry of the delegation mechanism that is ignored by most object-oriented programming languages."concept0.786
Delegation mechanismconcept0.732
delegation between perspectivesconcept0.728
Using β3 to delegate along the perspective axis, linking different namespaces/contexts.
Delegationconcept0.724
Multi-dimensional delegation spaceconcept0.722
Boundary Transformationconcept0.717
A transformation that develops a thick boundary zone around a zone to intensify its coherence.
causal shaping of behavior by representation geometryconcept0.708
Central question: does geometry in activation space causally determine behavior?