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Lemma: Erasure-interface identity and coherent dilation
Enter, Drop, and the complete apparatus ledger › Destructive partial readout · lines 690–737 · proof included or linked
En07-A@1#lem:erasure-interface, En07-A@1#eq:drop, En07-A@1#eq:read-dilation
For a finite encoded residual , destructive readout followed by discard equals partial trace:
Consequently,
For the instrument (eq:instrument), the map
is an isometry. Tracing gives the observable instrument. Its complete coherent output preserves the input, whereas the classical interface alone generally does not.
Proof. The diagonal -block sum is exactly partial trace:
This identity holds for every joint state and therefore with arbitrary references.
For the dilation,
Tracing the orthogonal -labels removes cross-outcome terms and gives (eq:instrument). Complete restoration follows from Theorem thm:global.
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