Classes of IM Dichotomies

Positions Democratic InformationDoes Not Position Democratic Information
Positions Aristocratic Information

Vector Dichotomy

1. Valid / Null
2. Static / Dynamic
3. Democratic / Aristocratic
4. Asking / Declaring


Aristocratic Dichotomy

1. 1stInternal / 1stExternal
2. 1stDelta / 1stBeta
3. 2ndExternal / 2ndInternal
4. 2ndBeta / 2ndDelta

Does Not Position Aristocratic Information

Democratic Dichotomy

1. 1stAbstract / 1stInvolved
2. 1stAlpha / 1stGamma
3. 2ndAbstract / 2ndInvolved
4. 2ndAlpha / 2ndGamma



Converse Dichotomy

1. Irrational / Rational
2. Extroverted / Introverted
3. Process / Result
4. Positivist / Negativist

Sets

Vector Set

Aristocratic Set

Democratic Set

Converse Set

General Set

Supralocal Set

Accepting Set

Producing Set

Faculty Set

Axis Set ( = Quadra)

Central Set

Square / Dihedral Set

Displacement Set

Extrapolative Set

Orientation Set

Pivotal Set

Orbital / Ordinal Set -

Non-Orbital / Cardinal / Wall Set -

Level One Set

Level Two Set

Level Three Set

Level Four Set

Universal Set

Mathematical Correspondences

Alphabetic Correspondences

Let:

We introduce a binary operation:

Complement map:

such that:

This is an involution:

and it respects indices.

Axioms Written as an Operation

Numeric Correspondences

Let:

The binary operation:

Axioms Written as an Operation

Cayley Table for

IM Octads Index

Disclaimer

Since is not a dichotomy (proper), the sets that are derived from it are not octadic, therefore containing no real octads of types. While a dichotomy (proper) entails equal partitioning, this set is tautologically defined by the criteria for TIM validity and thus does not constitute an even distribution of octadic sets.

Notation

A dichotomy is a partition:

with the dichotomy function:

by

We fix the sociotype ILE as the reference element and identify it with the zero vector. Accordingly, for every dichotomy , the assignment of values for and is chosen so that . All trait values and vector representations are therefore understood relative to this basepoint. Under this convention, every type is represented by a binary vector encoding its deviation from the ILE across the fixed dichotomy system.

Orbital / Ordinal Octads ()

Octad v

Vector Octads ()

Valid / Null ()


Static / Dynamic ()



Democratic / Aristocratic ()



Asking / Declaring ()



Octad c

Converse Octads ()

Irrational / Rational ()



Extroversion / Introversion ()



Process / Result ()



Positivist / Negativist ()



Wall / Cardinal / Non-Orbital Octads ()

Octad a

Aristocratic Octads ()

1stInternal / 1stExternal ()



1stDelta / 1stBeta ()



2ndExternal / 2ndInternal ()



2ndBeta / 2ndDelta ()



Octad d

Democratic Octads ()

1stAbstract / 1stInvolved ()



1stAlpha / 1stGamma ()



2ndAbstract / 2ndInvolved ()



2ndAlpha / 2ndGamma ()



Classes of Tetrachotomies

Orbital Class

#3: “Vector” Tetrachotomy
#4: “Displacement” Tetrachotomy
#7:
#21: “Central” Tetrachotomy
#22: “Orientation” Tetrachotomy
#30: “General” Tetrachotomy
#31:

Non-Orbital Classes

Static/Dynamic Class

#11:
#16:
#24:
#27:

Democratic/Aristocratic Class

#9:
#14:
#19:
#20:

Asking/Declaring Class

#1:
#2:
#5:
#6:

Irrational/Rational Class

#8:
#23:
#32:
#33:

Extroverted/Introverted Class

#13:
#18:
#25:
#28:

Process/Result Class

#12:
#17:
#26:
#29:

Positivist/Negativist Class

#10:
#15:
#34:
#35:

Additional Note