A fixed unit vector and normalization with fallback #
The labels of a history #
The Alice label s = (i, r, x): canonical at {i} ∪ C_X with the live
question inserted.
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- CommutingRepetition.TracialStrategy.labelA D h x = CommutingRepetition.aLabel D (insert h.1.i h.1.CX) (Function.update h.2.1 h.1.i x) h.2.2.1 h.2.2.2.1
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The Bob label t = (i, r, y).
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- CommutingRepetition.TracialStrategy.labelB D h y = CommutingRepetition.bLabel D (insert h.1.i h.1.CY) h.2.1 (Function.update h.2.2.1 h.1.i y) h.2.2.2.2
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The bar Alice label (eq bar-HK, H̄_{r,y}): canonical at C_X, the live
Bob question inserted on the weight side.
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- CommutingRepetition.TracialStrategy.barLabelA D h y = CommutingRepetition.aLabel D h.1.CX h.2.1 (Function.update h.2.2.1 h.1.i y) h.2.2.2.1
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The bar Bob label (K̄_{r,x}).
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- CommutingRepetition.TracialStrategy.barLabelB D h x = CommutingRepetition.bLabel D h.1.CY (Function.update h.2.1 h.1.i x) h.2.2.1 h.2.2.2.2
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The label of the flattened tuple is the posterior's canonical label.
The package data over an arena #
u_{st}: the normalized ideal branch, fixed unit vector off the support.
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- S.uVec μ R s t = R.N.unitOr (R.branch S.σ (CommutingRepetition.TracialStrategy.labelA D s.1 s.2) (CommutingRepetition.TracialStrategy.labelB D t.1 t.2))
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x_s: the normalized Alice-side branch (φ^A_{r,x}, Bob at the bar).
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- S.xVec μ R s = R.N.unitOr (R.branch S.σ (CommutingRepetition.TracialStrategy.labelA D s.1 s.2) (CommutingRepetition.TracialStrategy.barLabelB D s.1 s.2))
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y_t: the normalized Bob-side branch (φ^B_{r,y}, Alice at the bar).
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- S.yVec μ R t = R.N.unitOr (R.branch S.σ (CommutingRepetition.TracialStrategy.barLabelA D t.1 t.2) (CommutingRepetition.TracialStrategy.labelB D t.1 t.2))
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Alice's answer POVM: the fully refined arena POVM coarse-grained at the live coordinate (eq live-refinements).
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The ideal answer law (eq ideal-answer-law, coarse-grained form): on a nonzero branch, the candidate's answer pairing is the refined pairing mass at the live answers divided by the branch mass.