Version Example¶

This example illustrates a transformation operator informally.

It is not a formal definition and does not decide persistence.

Operator¶

VS  version

Intuition¶

A version transformation produces or identifies a temporally ordered version or successor of a referent.

Versioning preserves provenance linkage, but this example does not decide whether identity persists through the version relation.

Formal authority¶

The authoritative operator definition is in:

SETheoryTransformation/Domain/Operator/Codes.lean
SETheoryTransformation/Domain/Operator/Labels.lean
SETheoryTransformation/Domain/Operator/Semantics.lean

The authoritative family vocabulary is in:

SETheoryTransformation/Domain/TransformationFamily.lean

The operator-to-family mapping is in:

SETheoryTransformation/Domain/Operator/Semantics.lean

The reference mirrors are in:

reference/transformation-operators.toml
reference/transformation-families.toml

Boundary¶

Version describes temporal succession.
Persistence is evaluated downstream.