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Remark: What reference preservation does not say
One destructive clock and its exact limitations · lines 584–594
Every local CPTP map leaves the unconditional marginal of an untouched reference unchanged. That property alone does not establish preservation of correlations between a message and the reference.
The route theorem below proves the stronger identity on the complete payload–reference state. The destructive clock does not preserve arbitrary coherences between its measured outcomes.
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