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Interface contract: Routing architecture

Localization and the exact physical-containment theorem › Elementary realization rather than endpoint interpretation · lines 663–679

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The implementation model permits:

  1. exact carriage of a finite register along a prescribed future causal curve;

  2. local unitary gates and complete instruments on registers meeting at the same station;

  3. local preparation of a specified input-independent ancilla;

  4. local storage, resets, and discards;

  5. classical records carried along the same kind of causal communication routes.

Gate durations are positive and explicitly assigned. These are ideal model primitives, not claims of laboratory realization or a quantum-field description of a point register.

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