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Theorem: Visibility envelope and two-branch identity
Cross operators, fidelity, screening, and noisy architecture · lines 1373–1403 · proof included or linked
En01-A@1#thm:visibility, En01-A@1#eq:visibility-bound, En01-A@1#eq:two-branch
For every ,
If exactly two branches are supported, then
The equality in the first line uses perfect-record structure.
Proof. Apply the triangle inequality to (eq:cross-expansion) and use . For two branches, an unsplit pair contributes nothing to . A split pair is either screened, making both sides zero, or has orthogonal supports as in Proposition prop:screening, giving equality.
Displayed formulas in this passage
En01-A@1#eq:visibility-bound · line 1376
En01-A@1#eq:two-branch · line 1383
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