An adaptive dilation from the actual parsed game tests #
The three mixing errors are derived from the current game's failure, primitive Z extraction, and the fixed hiding approximation. Deterministic answer refinement retains all malformed mass. The common-ancilla residual projectors are then constructed by the proved mixing and dilation theorem.
Stated in a bipartite model (Phase 4 of planning/mipco-track.md): the extracted register state is
the register model Ξ.reg (ι → F) of a normalized auxiliary model Ξ, the product form is one of
POVMs in the matrices over the remaining registers with entries in its first algebra, and the
common ancilla is the dilation ancilla DilationAncilla _ K of exists_adaptive_prefix_dilation,
whose size K the theorem returns.
All three errors required by mixing follow from the actual tests and the current structural prefix invariant, under one explicit budget.
Actual game tests construct the common-ancilla adaptive projectors. Only the current prefix product form and its answer support are structural inputs; none of the three analytic mixing estimates is assumed.