Manuscript VIII-B@3 · VIII-B-v3.tex · remark · 3aa6baa1
Remark: Application to the present implementation
Classical table decoding is not quantum recovery › Record-only recovery · lines 2263–2274
For a fixed classical input, the table circuit acts as identity on internal matter and every reference. Its matter channel therefore has a trivial constant complement and trivial exact recovery. This is not recovery from the source token.
The classical table decoder reconstructs geometry, not matter. Retained classical history makes the code update injective; it is not a quantum diary encoder or a record-only quantum decoder. Neither recovery comparison supplies expectation acquisition or a physical source instrument.