From Difference to Effectivity - Invariant Carrying-Binding as a Categorial Precondition of Process Binding

This article develops the concept of invariant carrying-binding as a categorial precondition of effectivity and process binding. Building on a structure-genetic account of stable difference order, it argues that difference and coexistence alone do not yet explain how order can endure. Symmetric invariant difference provides law-form, but it does not generate directed durability. The article introduces invariant carrying-binding Φinv\Phi^{inv}Φinv as an asymmetrically invariant binding-form through which difference becomes structurally bearable. Effectivity is then defined as the coupling of invariant difference and carrying-binding: W(A,B):=(Δinv(A,B),Φinv(A,B)). The paper prepares the transition to process binding by showing that order must first become durable before it can become processually executable.