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Example: Perfect read-chain
Cross operators, fidelity, screening, and noisy architecture · lines 1436–1455
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Start with a designated root and make perfect copies. The state is
For an interface containing class members, every effect has zero bias. At ,
The projector onto has coherent probability one and dephased probability . Thus the perfect-copy transition is a hard step at the full budget. This is an example at every chain length, not a universal statement that every budget-complete interface has maximal discrepancy.
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- section: Cross operators, fidelity, screening, and noisy architecture
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- lemma: Lemma: Variational visibility
- section: Cross operators, fidelity, screening, and noisy architecture
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- proposition: Proposition: Perfect-copy screening and doubling
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