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Finite evaluation is not an endpoint

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If the constant endpoint residual is pure, the endpoint radiation channel is an isometric encoding. If it is mixed, the syndrome normal form applies. An infinite endpoint syndrome need not have a finite decoder program.

The access condition is essential. For , swapping the two outputs changes radiation recovery from impossible to exact. Such a swap is not an access-preserving identification.

The theorem refines the same finite-code endpoint structure in CheungHawk04A (thm:endpoint). The scattering endpoint of CheungHawk02D belongs to its quadratic model. In the supplied convention its outgoing one-particle map is , with the adjoint required by the domains of the wave operator. No interacting asymptotic-completeness theorem for (eq:H) follows from that comparison.

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