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Theorem: One named observable from one declared region

Exact reconstruction of the named observable › The allowed reconstruction channel · lines 603–690 · proof included or linked

XVII-A@1#thm:main, XVII-A@1#eq:reference-exact

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For the model of Sections sec:objects–sec:boundary, the independently declared region , the named observable in (eq:named-observable), and the map (eq:RB), the following statements hold.

  1. The boundary representative belongs to the declared algebra: .

  2. Exact operator reconstruction holds:

  3. is completely positive and trace preserving.

  4. Exact operational reconstruction holds:

    Equivalently, in the Heisenberg picture,

  5. For every finite reference system and every state ,

    In particular,

The metric and the bulk–boundary representation correspondence are inputs. Metric reconstruction and derivation of Einstein dynamics are not conclusions of this theorem.

Proof. Membership was proved after (eq:boundary-representative). Lemma lem:smearing and unitary covariance of finite-matrix functional calculus give

This proves the operator identities.

Since is self-adjoint, is an effect; hence are positive and sum to . A Stinespring isometry for (eq:RB) is

Indeed, . Tracing out the last two factors yields (eq:RB). Thus is CPTP.

The operator identity gives, for each outcome,

with and . This proves the channel identity.

With a reference retained, the unnormalized reference block associated with outcome is

Unitary transport of the partial trace gives the corresponding bulk block with effect . Equality of both classical blocks proves (eq:reference-exact). Equality of channels gives zero diamond distance.

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