Architectural evaluation demonstrates baseline parity across cross-domain interface reuse tasks, indicating that target-relative compositional schemas match domain-native decisions.
A bounded architectural and translational preprint defining a typed, partially instantiable cross-domain compositional schema for future-sufficient interface reuse. The schema combines target-relative sufficiency, typed dependency preservation, provenance and restorative descent, optional authority/admissibility fields, and recursive reuse. It reports one prospective conceptual metrology-to-software translation and one formal-proof negative-control/refusal test. Strong domain-native baselines reach the same local decisions; the result is baseline parity, not formal superiority, a universal ontology, or new mathematics.
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Mark Charles McLaughlin (2026) studied this question.
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