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Theorem: Complete finite-program soundness

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Every finite acyclic legal program denotes a CPTP hybrid-output channel and has path maps satisfying

Reported outcomes group the unnormalized branch maps . The same statement holds with arbitrary untouched references. Every branch terminates within the finite height of its instruction tree.

Proof. Allocation and unitary gates are isometric. Readout satisfies . Classical discard sums blocks without conditional normalization.

Backward induction on the instruction tree proves completeness. Sequential composition composes the path maps; coarse-graining adds their CP maps. Tensoring each path map with a reference identity proves the complete-channel statement. A finite acyclic tree has finite maximum branch length.

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