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A finite local execution model
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Let be a finite set of static sites in , with finite-dimensional site spaces . Fix times
At each tick , a partition of is supplied. Each block obeys
A tick is one complete product channel
All quantum ports, records, controller memories, and resource wires that are available during execution must be included in the finite network. An external reference has no execution wire.
The access contract is stroboscopic: input and output access is specified at tick boundaries. No continuous-time Hamiltonian or within-tick apparatus dynamics is asserted. A two-site gate is not treated as an instantaneous equal-time interaction. Its dependencies run from input ports at to output ports at .
For , write
For a terminal cut , define backward sets by
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