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The run-time object structure of object-oriented programs typically relies on extensive use of references (or pointers). This second part of a general mathematical framework for reasoning about references handles the overall properties of the structure, not distinguishing between individual links but only considering whether any reference exists between two objects. It provides a basis for dealing with memory management and especially garbage collection. This is part of a series of articles. See here for part 1.

Proving Pointer Program Properties. Part 2: The Overall Object Structure.