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Three declared dictionary maps

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Choose distinct geometric history times

θ_{0} < θ_{1} < θ_{2} < θ_{3}

and a sender port $x_{A} \in V$ . The dictionary is:

Clock map: $s \mapsto (θ_{s}, row s of)$ , with history event $κ (s) = (θ_{s}, x_{A})$ . The readout event is specified independently.
Rod map: each live carrier has an assigned spatial port $x (a)$ , and rod coordinates $χ (x (a))$ .
Causal map: every complete scheduled dependency edge, including classical control, is assigned future-causal input and output ports in $(M, g ˉ)$ .

These maps are supplied, not inferred from probabilities.

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