Supersubstantivalism+ requires exact location, but a simple entity can be exactly located at a region without being numerically identical to it if location is a primitive external relation.
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(used by most trope theorists to characterize compresence)
A relation that does not hold merely in virtue of the existence of its relata, and is therefore a real addition to the entities it relates.
region(Derived from Conditional Reflexivity within the theory)
An entity that is exactly located at itself; being self-located under exact location is the criterion for being a region in this framework
supersubstantivalism(Used to argue for the restricted version of No Interpenetration)
The view under which material objects are identified with or essentially tied to spatial regions, such that disjoint material objects cannot share exact locations