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Example: Residual size is not a replacement estimate
Complete preservation and the constant-complement criterion · lines 493–509
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For a qubit code, let
Both channels are computational dephasing, not replacement. For any replacement state ,
Indeed, the two accessible basis outputs have trace distance one; at least one has distance at least from . Appending an arbitrarily large fixed residual spectator changes neither channel nor this bound. Conversely, an arbitrarily large fixed residual can accompany the identity accessible channel.
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