Manuscript Hawk04-B@2 · Hawk04-B.tex · section · ba3b0713
The corrected destination ledger
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The word “bin” denotes a declared residual subsystem. It does not denote a physical deletion mechanism. The table concerns unknown quantum codes, not only classical labels.
| Condition or interface | Complete-channel conclusion | Recovery task |
|---|---|---|
| Condition or interface | Complete-channel conclusion | Recovery task |
| Complete coherent body | The code is preserved in . The program returns both quantum outputs; it contains no . | Global restore (eq:restore); complete access is sufficient. |
| Constant complete complement | Radiation has the syndrome form . The residual is logical-input independent. | Local quantum decoder (eq:decoder), followed by quantum return. |
| Constant radiation channel | No-hiding places a recoverable copy of the whole code in the complete residual. | Quantum recovery from ; classical readout of is not generally that recovery. |
| Merely nonconstant complement | Some logical information is distinguished by . Residual-only recovery of the entire code does not follow. | A local decoder requires a separate proof; joint recovery exists for the complete isometry. |
| Four-Majorana control | Radiation is measure-and-prepare. For , both individual recovery errors are positive, while is reversible. | ; . |
| Residual readout with record retained | Observable access is , with unnormalized conditional quantum branches. The complete apparatus also retains . | An assisted quantum decoder may use . Bits alone do not replace the diary. |
| Residual readout with record dropped | The observable output is exactly the original channel , not a newly erased radiation channel. | Exactly the pre-existing radiation-only recovery task. |
| All retained outputs converted to classical data | The observable channel is measure-and-prepare after any classical-to-quantum reconstruction. | Error at least . |
| All observable outputs dropped | The retained algebra is scalar. Any newly allocated fixed quantum output is a replacement channel. | Optimal deterministic reconstruction error ; the complete unitary dilation still has a global inverse. |
| Vanishing source energy alone | It constrains a selected energy expectation, not the complete complementary channel. | No radiation recovery certificate follows without a channel comparison. |
| Selected radiation entropy alone | An entropy of selected inputs does not identify the destination of all logical matrix units and reference correlations. | No decoder or residual-independence conclusion follows. |