The Principia Machina/Diagrams/01 Five-layer map
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Structural diagram 1 of 12. Part of the TPM hub.
- KIND: structure
- LANGUAGE: DOT
- GENERATED FROM: static, TPS 1.1 vocabulary, 5.1.1
- STATUS: hand-authored at TPS 0.1.0; superseded by TPX at its first build
- SOURCE SHA-256:
7a7c9949b62264a029dc887bd2d711ffcf7dd1179022eb26cdeac45157797e66 - KEY: key for structure diagrams: what each shape and arrow means
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Source, verbatim, while the graphviz tag is being repaired (see TPS docket G-08):
// 01 Five-layer map. structure/DOT. Generated from: static, TPS 1.1 vocabulary, 5.1.1.
digraph five_layer_map {
rankdir=LR; node [shape=box, fontname="Helvetica", fontsize=10]; edge [fontname="Helvetica", fontsize=9];
TPK [label="Layer 1 TPK\nThe Prime Kernel\nTPS 2.2"];
TRM [label="Layer 2 TrM\nThe Translation Manifold\nTPS 2.3"];
RR [label="Layer 3 RR\nThe Research Register\nTPS part 3"];
CP [label="Layer 4 Congruence Protocol\nCAC, strike rule\nTPS part 4"];
PR [label="Layer 5 Public Recorder\nPLATFORM, TPX, PRB\nTPS part 5", shape=box3d];
TMS [label="TMS The Measure Set\nthird zone of the TFK\nTPS 2.4"];
TPK -> TRM [label="maps into an\nENVIRONMENT"]; TRM -> RR [label="records\npromote"];
TMS -> CP [label="parameters", style=dashed]; CP -> RR [label="audits, strikes", dir=back, style=dashed];
PR -> TPK [label="hosts", style=dotted, arrowhead=none]; PR -> RR [label="hosts", style=dotted, arrowhead=none]; PR -> CP [label="executes MECHANICAL checks", style=dotted, arrowhead=none];
}
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TPM has five layers. The Prime Kernel (TPK, TPS 2.2) maps through the Translation Manifold (TrM, 2.3) into an environment; results are kept in the Research Register (RR, part 3). The Congruence Protocol (part 4) audits the register and strikes contradictions, taking its parameters from the Measure Set (TMS, 2.4), the third zone of the Full Kernel. The Public Recorder (part 5), in three parts PLATFORM, TPX and PRB, hosts every page and executes every MECHANICAL check (5.1.1, 5.1.3).