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Proposition: Recovery and marginal stability

Referenced certification interfaces › Model error, decoder error, and diagnostic stability · lines 1902–1964 · proof included or linked

Em05-B@1#prop:stability, Em05-B@1#eq:purityStability, Em05-B@1#eq:occupationStability, Em05-B@1#eq:coherenceStability

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Suppose

For any fixed CPTP decoder ,

The optimal errors satisfy

For any common referenced input, the output trace distance is at most . In particular,

For a fixed decoder, Bell fidelities differ by at most .

Proof. Postprocessing contraction and the reverse triangle inequality give the fixed-decoder result. Taking infima in both directions gives optimal-error stability. The referenced output statement is the channel metric definition.

Let . Since is an effect,

The trace-zero identity gives

For distinct basis vectors , a phase-aligned Hermitian off-diagonal test operator of norm one gives

This proves the coherence bound. The Bell projector and postprocessing contraction give the final assertion.

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