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Theorem: Exact complete regular benchmark

Exact regular-part benchmark through the incidence parameter › Complete channel and signalling witness · lines 1630–1681 · proof included or linked

VII-J-ST@1#thm:benchmark, VII-J-ST@1#eq:benchmark-channel

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For every input operator on , the complete output of the benchmark is

where , and contains the final blank and scratch . The two matter output factors are at , respectively. Equation (eq:benchmark-channel) holds with every untouched reference.

On the canonical clock preparation , the matter channel is exactly . It has

No input outside the physically certified backward region signals to the declared joint output.

Proof. Successive exchanges with blank chain registers move the entire factor, with all its correlations, into . The other chain registers become blank. The clock identity gives on branch . The nine-gate calculation gives (eq:event-code). The three CNOTs exchange the local matter factors and the record-controlled phase gives . Outbound exchanges move the second factor into , again returning all intermediate qubits to their initial blanks. The record is already classical; copying its specified basis word creates precisely the repeated projectors in (eq:benchmark-channel), including their correlations with matter. No unknown quantum state is copied. This proves the formula on all operators and references.

For the witness, fix the clock to , hold the initial qubit fixed, and replace the qubit by or . The -outputs are orthogonal, hence their trace distance is one. Theorem thm:physical gives the final no-signalling assertion.

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