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Revision as of 23:14, 25 May 2006
Here's a list of the abstraction layers up to the highest, each layer depends only on the previously defined layer.
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Gate Matrix
The lowest level implimented in hardware as simple logic gates on a binary or q-bit foundation.
List Space
An associative memory system built on the gate matrix using the relative binary traversal model.
Node Space
- aka Nodal Core, Nodal Space
Gives meaning to various associations defined in List Space by implimenting the reduction algorithm.
Organisational Core
- aka Generic Organisation
Uses nodal reduction to define the generic organisational model which includes booking/scheduling of resources (aka RA, Resource-Allocation), accounting/budgetting of all forms of resource generically. This layer is completely functional, but has no means of communicating with other nodal spaces, and no means of persistent storage, ie its purely runtime at this stage.
Network Core
- aka Peer Space, Nodal Network, Network
This defines the communications between Node Spaces to form the entire shared space. This requires three organisations, Identity (GUID management), Security and Storage & Distribution.
Applicational Core
- aka Workspace, Generic Application, Application
Defines the generic application which is like a browser/explorer/finder/desktop style thing. Its based on the standard client-server methodology and defines Session which is specific instance of Workspace exhibiting specific user, stream and interface-language properties.