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Lemma: Complete restoration and stability
Finite interfaces, reference preservation, and recovery · lines 275–300 · proof included or linked
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Every isometric channel has a CPTP left inverse. It preserves the trace norm of every referenced operator. CPTP pre- and postprocessing contract , and
Proof. For a fixed code state , the channel
is CP, trace preserving, and satisfies . Isometric embeddings preserve nonzero singular values, also after tensoring with . Trace-distance contraction on referenced states gives diamond-distance contraction. Insert any decoder into the triangle inequality, take infima, and interchange the compared channels to obtain the stability bound.
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