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Proposition: Finite adaptive soundness

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A finite adaptive tree of isometries, unitaries, destructive basis readouts, and declared discards defines a reference-preserving CPTP channel. Every unreturned dilation factor belongs to its complete complement.

Proof. Compose the linear operators along each complete history to obtain a Kraus map . Completeness of each readout and unitarity or isometricity of each coherent step imply, by backward induction,

The reported channel is a sum of the maps , with orthogonal classical labels for reported histories and with any additional unreported indices traced out. This is CPTP. A dilation retaining every index is isometric. Tensoring with proves reference preservation.

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