value | Datatype | true | Datum | nonNegativeInteger | The integer value of a datum element. For a Datum in Z/(2^n)Z, this is an integer in [0, 2^n). |
quantum | Datatype | true | Datum | positiveInteger | The quantum level n of a datum, where the datum's ring is Z/(2^n)Z. Determines the bit width and modulus of the datum. |
stratum | Datatype | true | Datum | nonNegativeInteger | The ring-layer index of a datum, indicating its position in the stratification of Z/(2^n)Z. |
spectrum | Datatype | true | Datum | string | The bit-pattern representation of a datum, encoding its position in the hypercube geometry of Z/(2^n)Z. |
glyph | Object | true | Datum | Address | The Braille address associated with this datum, linking the algebraic value to its content-addressable identifier. |
operator | Object | true | Application | Operation | The operation applied in an Application term. |
argument | Object | false | Application | Term | An argument term in an Application. The ordering of arguments follows rdf:List semantics. |
ringQuantum | Datatype | true | Ring | positiveInteger | The bit width n of the ring Z/(2^n)Z. Distinct from schema:quantum on Datum — ringQuantum is the container's bit width; datum quantum is a membership property. |
modulus | Datatype | true | Ring | positiveInteger | The modulus 2^n of the ring. Equals 2 raised to the power of ringQuantum. |
generator | Object | true | Ring | Datum | The generator element π₁ (value = 1) of the ring. Under iterated successor application, π₁ generates all ring elements. |
negation | Object | true | Ring | Involution | The ring reflection involution: neg(x) = (-x) mod 2^n. One of the two generators of the dihedral group D_{2^n}. |
complement | Object | true | Ring | Involution | The hypercube reflection involution: bnot(x) = (2^n - 1) ⊕ x. The second generator of the dihedral group D_{2^n}. |
denotes | Object | true | Literal | Datum | The datum value that a Literal term denotes. Bridges the Term/Datum disjointness: a Literal refers to a Datum without being one. Evaluation of a Literal produces its denoted Datum. |