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Encoded algebras and the no-independent-copy obstruction
Encoded algebras and the no-independent-copy obstruction · lines 792–799
The theorem identifies an algebraic obstruction, not a theorem about gravitational locality. In a physical application, one must derive both the logical domain and the proposed physical commutators. Dressing considerations are relevant to that separate task DG.
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- section: Encoded algebras and the no-independent-copy obstruction
- definition: Definition: Structural encoding and prepared slice
- section: Encoded algebras and the no-independent-copy obstruction
- lemma: Lemma: Exact encoded instrument
- theorem: Theorem: Quantitative commuting-copy obstruction
- remark: Remark: Necessary domain qualification