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12 <strong>Toth's</strong> Semiotics.nb<br />

1. A 3 = @a Î b Î , aD ï A 4 = @ba, a Î D = @ba a Î D<br />

2. B 3 = @id1, bD ï B 4 = @id1, b Î D = @id1 b Î D<br />

INVERSION INV<br />

ad1. INV H@a Î b Î , aDL = INV H@INV H@a Î b Î DL, INV H@aDL<br />

= @INV H@aDL, INV H@a Î b Î DL<br />

= @@a Î D, @baDD = @a Î , baD = @a Î öbaD = A 4<br />

ad2. INV H@id1, bDL<br />

= INV H@INV Hid1L, INV HbLDL<br />

= @INV HbL, INV Hid1LD<br />

= @b Î , id1D = @b Î ö id1D = B 4<br />

„ Example2<br />

H3.1 µ 2.1 µ 1.3L<br />

AAb Î , id1E, @a Î , baDE<br />

Aa, a Î b Î E o @b, id1D<br />

AAa, a Î b Î E, @b, id1DE<br />

H1.3 µ 2.1 µ 3.1L<br />

1. A 3 = @a, a Î b Î D ï A 4 = @a Î , baD = @a Î baD<br />

2. B 3 = @b, id1D ï B 4 = @b Î , id1D = @b Î id1D<br />

INVERSION INV<br />

ad1. INV@a, a Î b Î D = @a Î , baD<br />

= INV HINV@aD, INV@ a Î b Î DL<br />

= INV@a Î b Î D, INV@aD<br />

= @@baD, a Î D = @ba, a Î D = @baöa Î D = A 4<br />

ad2. INV@b, id1D<br />

= @b Î , id1D<br />

= INV@INV HbL Ø INV Hid1LD<br />

= @INV Hid1L Ø INV HbLD<br />

= @id1 Ø b Î D = B 4<br />

Are Toth’s hetero-morphism and <strong>semiotic</strong> <strong>diamonds</strong> the same constructs or constructs in the same spirit as the diamond<br />

categories introduced by my own intuitions? What could the difference be? And how could such a possible difference<br />

matter?<br />

Toth’s construction is considering the complementarity between acceptional and rejectional morphisms based on inversion<br />

(INV) and chiastic exchange.<br />

This corresponds to some sketches I produced myself. But I conceived them as abbreviations of the difference based<br />

constructions.<br />

"Compositions as well as sautisitions (jump-operations) are ruled by identity and associativity laws. Complementarity<br />

between categories and saltatories, i.e., between acceptional and rejectional domains of <strong>diamonds</strong>, are ruled by difference<br />

operations.” (Kaehr, p.3)

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