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Track A6–A7: forward instrument and robust viability

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The projective instrument has the mathematical isometry . No conformational Ramsey apparatus is thereby engineered.

For an independently justified additive-noise measurement,

This is a forward POVM. On an frequency band, stable inversion requires . A zero-free multiplier gives uniqueness on classes whose Fourier differences it does not annihilate, but unrestricted stability does not follow. Gaussian multipliers decay at high frequencies. At , the present detector destroys the score signal completely.

For a calibrated response , weights with give

A retained invariant signal exists exactly when . Thus a contrast can cancel the proposed gravitational response as well as the nuisance, as emphasized by En01-C CheungEn01C.

For unbounded setting-dependent records, randomize setting with probability , clip at , and use

If , clipping reduces an oriented mean-contrast gap by at most

since . Independent common erasure multiplies the nonconstant gap by its observation probability; arbitrary missingness must be included in the complete law.

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