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Theorem: En07-A local mathematical release

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Under the channel and finite-interface definitions of this paper:

  1. complete isometric evolution admits the restoration map (eq:restore);

  2. exact whole-code recovery from is equivalent to a constant complete complementary channel;

  3. destructive finite readout followed by discard equals partial trace, including references;

  4. the specified complete readout dilation is isometric;

  5. record-only reconstruction has error at least ;

  6. finite semantic realizations return a quantum code without measuring that designated output, and finite acyclic evaluation terminates;

  7. replacement-channel proximity gives (eq:featureless);

  8. the exact flagged-transfer identity (eq:flagged) and the two-state control formulas (eq:controlR)–(eq:controlleak) hold;

  9. observable channel equality does not fix a unique implementation energy, heat, work, or reset ledger;

  10. the selected-entropy counterexample and the conditional outgoing-recovery implication hold.

These are local restatements, examples, and separation arguments. They are not a new dynamical recovery theorem.

Proof. Theorems thm:global and thm:exact prove (i)–(ii). Lemma lem:erasure-interface proves (iii)–(iv). Theorem thm:classical proves (v). Proposition prop:finite proves (vi). Proposition prop:featureless proves (vii). Proposition prop:flagged and Example ex:control prove (viii). Proposition prop:no-landauer-from-channel proves (ix). Proposition prop:entropy and Corollary cor:gravity prove (x).

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