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Definition: Physical acquisition and identification package
The physical source-observable bridge › The acceptance package that must actually be supplied · lines 1191–1255
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A package for this target consists of:
A named physical source model on a specified finite input space , with fixed injection templates and an effect satisfying
Its promised source family is
Therefore the named source observable obeys . This excludes source-dependent selection from being silently identified with injection weight.
A -independent CPTP source comparison map and a proved allowance
It is sufficient to prove this allowance on the two source templates, with the corresponding targets .
A named microscopic physical evolution, its auxiliary preparations, transport stages, nuisance domain, and complete detector instrument, yielding a CPTP record channel
All attempted outcomes and all physical loss, failure, or rejection branches are retained. Its measured-name access rule is specified separately from its matrix representation.
A derived or independently certified complete comparison
uniformly over the admitted nuisance and input interface. The map in this comparison need not be a physically executed preprocessing, but its domain and meaning must be explicit.
A calibration event and independent attempted-run contract of the form in Assumption ass:statistics. The correspondence between physical field/turbulence parameters and is part of the package. It is not inferred from the notation .
If competing physical source interpretations are to be excluded, their complete promised record families and allowances are supplied, together with the scope of the candidate list.
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