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A nontrivial finite history readout

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For a concrete preparation, allocate the clock in , rotate it to , and apply the controlled unitary . All these operations can be declared at the sender's location before the reading.

Choose a static sender , set

and use history-label calibration. The labels refer to the declared points , not to different actual locations of . The displayed preparation does not, by itself, prove that a physical matter trajectory visited all the conditional states at those earlier events. It constructs a calibrated finite history encoding.

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