Manuscript Em03-E@1 · Em03-E-v1.tex · section · c4b07e6a
Finite resource ledger
Resources, tolerance schedules, and model limitations › Finite resource ledger · lines 1859–1967
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The source requires binary slots under the stated embedding. The inaccessible key purification and dephasing environment require three more slots. The emitted cells require slots in their binary embedding. These systems are counted separately from the observer's registers.
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| Component | Explicit resource or boundary |
|---|---|
| Component | Explicit resource or boundary |
| Encoding | One message qubit; two fuel qubits; two key qubits; two occupation-source registers of dimensions . |
| Purifications | Two inaccessible key-copy qubits and one dephasing qubit. They are included in the complement, not observer assistance. |
| Internal controls | Two key Hadamards; two key-copy controlled-NOT gates; one controlled dephasing rotation; controlled and controlled encryption. |
| Emission | Two norm-one payload exchange generators and two norm-one occupation exchange generators; specified pulse areas, durations, and ordering. |
| Occupation calibration | The amplitudes are parameters of the Hamiltonian. Preparing those control coefficients is a model resource, not a dynamical derivation of the Hawking spectrum. |
| Coherent access | receiver qubits. Each physical nonvacuum basis label has a specified swap pair. The full finite transfer generator is bounded. |
| Transfer occupancy | If cells and receiver registers are simultaneously laboratory systems, transfer uses up to binary slots, before adding spectators or preparation systems. |
| Decoder | Two controlled Pauli corrections and one validity-controlled swap with a fresh qubit. The stated primitive decoder uses peak , before spectators. No optimality for a restricted gate compiler is claimed. |
| Readout | Pointer width equals the tested register width. Raw outcomes, assignment failures, and readiness failures remain visible. Full-register readout can require another pointer slots. |
| Classical storage | Raw words, validity status, setting, failure labels, and trial index. Classical records are not quantum memory. |
| Preparation and reset | Fresh independent systems, their states, replacement channels, and any readiness flag. Cooling and bath delivery are external physical resources. |
| Energy | Initial source energy . Payload radiation mean energy ; occupation radiation mean energy . The remaining source has the complementary mean energy. |
| Work and physical locality | The free-energy conservation theorem is not a reset-work, switching-work, local-field, or apparatus-cost theorem. |
Supplier buffering, environmental purification storage, and observer live storage are different resources. No quantum storage outside this ledger is used to claim a receiver memory optimum.
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