The typed introspection CL presentation #
The three-level Pauli presentations are retained verbatim. Every auxiliary type uses the zero presentation, padded to three levels with a full factor partition. Both players use the same family. The corresponding finite game has an exactly uniform ordered-edge law, and the cross-introspection edge asks the two zero-content questions with probability the inverse edge count.
The typed sampler's complete three-level CL family.
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The auxiliary zero presentation still partitions the full register.
The zero-content assertion holds at every truncation level.
Every linear query for an auxiliary question is the zero map.
The first auxiliary factor consumes the register; later factors are empty.
Auxiliary questions jointly have zero content even though their seed is shared.
The actual finite typed introspection game, for the supplied decision predicate.
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A fixed edge between auxiliary types has exactly inverse-edge-count probability.
The cross-introspection test occurs at exactly the inverse ordered-edge count.
Failure on one auxiliary edge is bounded by the ordered-edge count times total failure.
Near-perfect typed play gives the cross-introspection bound used in extraction.