System Primitives ​

The basic model of Realith as a coordination infrastructure is defined through the primitives from which the system is composed already at the conceptual level: subject, structure, structure properties, object, object version and transition, relations, contour, admission, permission, access, right, and claim against the network.

Basic rules ​

1. The object is the main network unit.
2. An object always exists as an instance of a specific structure version.
3. The behavior of an object is defined not by a class label, but by the applicable structure and its properties.
4. Relations between objects are not a purely external reconstruction.
5. Contour defines an environmental regime, not merely a technical placement domain.
6. Admission, permission, access, right, and claim against the network are not identical.

Contents of the section ​

• Subject
• Structure
• Structure Properties
• Object
• Version and Transition
• Relations
• Contour
• Admission
• Permission
• Access
• Right
• Claim against the network
• Coordination Layer Algebra