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Theorem: Complete-output restoration
Complete preservation and exact outgoing recovery · lines 323–360 · proof included or linked
En07-B@1#thm:global
For the complete isometry , the map
is CPTP and satisfies
Moreover, for every code–reference operator ,
Proof. The compression term is completely positive. The second term is a positive-effect measurement followed by fixed-state preparation and is also completely positive. Their traces sum to , because .
On the encoded range, the second term vanishes and . This proves the left-inverse identity on every operator, and hence with every reference.
An isometric embedding preserves the nonzero singular values of an operator. Applying this to proves the trace-norm equality.
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