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Remark: The order of limits is essential
Bridge 1 supplement: a standard random-circuit comparison · lines 826–837
At fixed , the displayed comparison does not vanish as and volume grow. This paper therefore proves no finite- strict-convexity or differentiability theorem for this circuit.
Moreover, the comparison is a support-history or observable comparison. It is not a diamond comparison between the full Clifford payload channel and the CNOT channel of Section sec:bridge1. Their quantum residuals differ. A complete-channel ledger must record that distinction.
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- section: Bridge 1 supplement: a standard random-circuit comparison
- assumption: Model specification: Poisson random-Clifford circuit
- lemma: Lemma: Exact support update
- section: Bridge 1 supplement: a standard random-circuit comparison
- theorem: Theorem: Explicit finite-volume FPP comparison
- corollary: Corollary: A controlled large-dimension scaling