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Theorem: B1: resource-certified decoder soundness

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Under specified Born semantics, a finite legal programme with the above certificate implements its declared channel on arbitrary reference-entangled inputs and obeys its declared peak bound.

Proof. Along a history, compose allocation isometries, gates, and destructive measurement bras. The resulting linear map is . Branch normalizations cancel against the product of branch probabilities, leaving the unnormalized output .

Completeness follows by backward induction on the finite instruction tree. Gates and allocations are isometric. At a readout, . Every subsequent branch is complete by induction, so

The programme therefore defines a CPTP output channel, or a complete instrument if outcomes are reported.

Equality of Choi blocks is equality on all matrix units and hence equality of the linear maps. Tensoring this equality with proves correctness with every reference.

Finally, the live-name ledger counts every allocated, surviving, and returned quantum factor on each branch. Its maximum is the claimed bound by Definition def:peak. Consumption and return ensure there is no unpriced quantum output.

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