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Composition with readout and the table probe

Reference-preserving target-adapted transport › Composition with readout and the table probe · lines 2067–2097

II-B@1#eq:composed

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Let be the route channel with blanks included, and let be the fixed output identification. For arbitrary , the complete output of readout, local controlled probe preparation, and routing is

This follows by applying Theorem thm:transport to each subnormalized block and summing.

Reading the transported in the basis gives (eq:binary), with the residual relocated to . Consequently the centered operational fit (eq:operational-fit) survives transport exactly.

The clock record remains at the sender in (eq:composed). A joint-state formula is not instantaneous delivery of that record. A receiver operation depending on requires a separately declared causal record wire, or the record-controlled operation must be performed before departure. Our controlled probe preparation is performed at the sender. The terminal readout itself is independent of . Joint records can be collected later in a common causal future.

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