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Calibration and dictionary nonuniqueness
Finite clock, residual audit, and encoding limits › Calibration and dictionary nonuniqueness · lines 2062–2075
The residual obstruction supplies a separate nonuniqueness: even with one dictionary fixed, compatible records can conceal different residual instruments. This is not, by itself, a proof of geometric nonuniqueness; the preceding independent relabeling construction provides that proof.
A multi-outcome history reading at one fixed event is therefore not exact equality of all its distinct history labels with that event's coordinate. No clock-conditioned Schrödinger evolution is claimed without the extra hypotheses used in En09-A CheungClockLocality.