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Four non-identifications

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Cheung's philosophy of Enter distinguishes a destructive readout interface from quantum return and from geometric identification EnterPhilosophy,EnterI. Here that discipline has four binding consequences:

  1. a defined coefficient is not acquisition of unknown continuum field data;

  2. a probability law is not a complete instrument returning its quantum residual;

  3. a reference-preserving transport channel is not entanglement generated by gravity;

  4. the prescribed conical host is not derived from a readout or a gauge complex.

A measured clock name is absent from the returned quantum interface. This is an access statement, not a claim that the apparatus, its environment, or the geometric time axis has been annihilated IB,En09.

We use explicitly specified finite Born instruments. No Enter characterization theorem is reconstructed from an abbreviated axiom list, and no such characterization is a premise of the classical gap.