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The frozen target and its acceptance conditions
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Equation (eq:faithful) prevents an arbitrary supercone from being called an extracted causal cone. Equation (eq:generated) prevents an independently appended Lorentz cone from supplying the desired answer. Neither equation follows merely from drawing a dependency graph.
-generation check. If is finite, the set of generators in (eq:generated) is finite. Its conical hull is a closed polyhedral cone. By contrast, , , has the infinitely many extreme rays
Invertible linear maps preserve extreme rays. Therefore a finite event carrier with exactly the generation rule (eq:generated) cannot supply the proposed Lorentz cone.
A later theorem must consequently declare an infinite operational family, an operationally justified extension, or a limiting construction. This is not a requirement of infinitely many parties. It is a requirement that the claimed continuum cone not be substituted for the finite event-difference cone without a connecting construction. A finite tomographically complete list can determine a declared finite-dimensional process; that fact is different from determining a continuum event carrier CDP,Pollock.
Find one named quantum process class , one named data assignment , a finite list
and one predeclared extraction rule , such that:
The admissible data set
is nonempty.
For every , the rule constructs a specified order and a faithful generated affine representation as in Definition def:representation.
On a declared fixed dimension , an invertible linear map exists with
Consequently the represented event comparisons satisfy
The extraction uses only the specified operational data, their declared non-geometric interface, and . No spacetime metric, geometric causal relation, physical light cone, or invariant speed is installed as input.
The additional class restrictions and hypotheses are not supplied merely by . Their status is stated before the extraction is applied.
A comparison with a supplied VII-J-type causal relation is a subsequent embedding problem, not part of the selection.
Research target target:selection is a specification of the result to be established in later stages. It has no proof in this note.
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