The pair answer law realized by tracial data: for labels s, t,
vectors u s t, Alice effects E s a acting left and Bob effects F t b
acting right, q_{st}(a,b) = ⟪u_{st}, L(E_s^a) R(F_t^b) u_{st}⟫.
[06_otqcs.tex, display defining q_{st}; 05_prerounding.tex, eq
prerounding-ideal-success]
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The pair law of full POVM families on a unit vector is a probability
law over answers: ∑_{a,b} q_{st}(a,b) = 1 (completeness through L and
the right action, as in CommutingStrategy.correlation_sum). The
family-level hypotheses are for call-site convenience; per-label
instances would suffice.
The pair law is pointwise nonnegative: the joint effect
L(E) R(F) of commuting positive actions is a positive operator
(Commute.mul_nonneg through the Loewner order, as in
jointEffect_isPositive).
The π-averaged alignment defect
Δ = E_π(‖u_{st} − x_s‖² + ‖u_{st} − y_t‖²).
[06_otqcs.tex, display defining Δ; 05_prerounding.tex, eq
prerounding-delta]
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A question-independent sampling resource on label sets S, T and
answer alphabets A, B: one standard-form algebra, ONE unit vector Ω
(independence from the realized (s,t) is structural — there is a single
state field), and full label-indexed POVMs, Alice's used on the left and
Bob's on the right. [06_otqcs.tex, thm otqcs, items 1–3]
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The resource's answer law
q̂_{st}(a,b) = ⟪Ω, L(Â_s^a) R(B̂_t^b) Ω⟫. [06_otqcs.tex, display
defining q̂_{st}]