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Peirce’s ten-sign classification system has the mathematical structure of a bounded, complete tri-lattice; that is, it is a network organized by a specific kind of triadicordering relation over the set of his ten special sign classes having additional properties and privileged members. This triadic relation is what “in-forms” the contents of Peirce’s mysterious diagram. Triadic-ordering relations were discovered and first used by the author to account for the mathematico-logical properties of Peirce’s semeiotic relation and later for other structures in Peirce’s philosophy.

The Structure of C. S. Peirce’s Ten-Sign Classification System: An Exploration in Formal Semeiotic