theorem · established
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The optimal few-outcome SLD readout admits a dimension-free central-plus-tail bound, is stable under Wasserstein-2 perturbations of the state-weighted score measure, has a dense-spectrum high-rate quantization window, and crosses exactly to zero distortion once the bin count reaches the finite score-support size.
theorem · established
For a rank-one projective measurement, the quantum-Fisher loss equals the rho-weighted squared residual between its induced score operator and the SLD, providing an exact projective-search stopping certificate; the broader local-to-global and pair-rotation geometry is an imported companion result.
theorem · established
For an actual parameter-independent initialized isometry V with exhaustive ordinary, boundary, leakage, and failure labels, a bounded label-score observable C, and an approximate Hermitian SLD L-tilde, the uniform score-intertwining defect xi = norm(CV - V L-tilde) controls the actual POVM Fisher loss by (eta + xi)^2. If the actual controlled-score gadget has label-block error chi at scale s, its reconstructed signal operator differs from the exact SLD by at most eta + xi + chi/s.
theorem · established
Producing a coherent SLD score instrument that satisfies the declared score-intertwining and signal-block interface at inverse-polynomial accuracy is BQP-hard for a faithful, trace-normalized, full-support metrological embedding with polynomial state conditioning, inverse-polynomial zero-score margin, inverse-polynomial quantum Fisher information, and inverse-polynomial coherent application success, even though the sensor-state score histogram is independent of the encoded linear-system right-hand side.
theorem · established
The parity-coherence sensing family has constant condition number three, quantum Fisher information n divided by four, exactly n plus one SLD scores, and logarithmic score-register size, while Gibbs access obeys the rescaling-invariant conditioning obstruction exp(beta times energy span) and the archived finite-size beta proportional to one over n family has bounded conditioning together with the reported rescaled sensitivity.
computational_result · established
In the archived frustrated four-spin sensor benchmark, the best product projective readout found by the archived heuristic search retains 48.55 percent of the quantum Fisher information, whereas globally optimized contiguous seven- and eight-bin SLD score readouts retain 98.34 percent and 99.26 percent respectively.
theorem · established
For faithful finite-dimensional states and every fixed integer n >= 2, measured relative entropy on n tensor copies equals n times its one-copy value if and only if the states commute.
theorem · established
For every faithful noncommuting state pair, a phase-optimized rotation of two product measurement vectors has a strictly positive directional derivative of the two-copy measured relative entropy at the product optimum.
lemma · established
The fixed-horizon specialization of the known Li-Tan-Tomamichel adaptive bound implies that any fresh-copy measurement protocol with classical feed-forward has classical relative entropy at most n times the one-copy measured relative entropy.
corollary · established
For a Gibbs-prepared isolated unitary drive, the dimensionless irreversible work beta times W minus Delta F equals D(rho_tau || pi_tau).
corollary · established
In the faithful finite-temperature IID isolated-drive construction, strict globally optimized two-copy gain in measured relative entropy is equivalent to nonzero energetic coherence relative to the final Hamiltonian.
interpretation · established
A calibrated positive implemented two-copy gain is a one-sided witness within the stated model, whereas a null restricted gain does not establish incoherence.
method · established
The stated faithful qubit family has a certified x-basis one-copy optimum and an explicit positive-slope two-copy rotation.
computational_result · established
On the deterministic 453-point qubit grid, the maximum recovered globally optimized gain is 0.0214758723 nats per copy and the explicit rotation attains 0.0073100901 nats per copy at the best displayed point.
theorem · established
The known equality between cooling-map and low-temperature thermal-operation state-transition power for a two-level system fails at the first open dimension under the exact finite-bath, ground-state-subspace convention: every irrational parameter in the displayed qutrit family gives a cooling-map transition that is not exactly reachable by that thermal class.
computational_result · established
At cold-limit errors 10^-4, 10^-8, and 10^-12, the theorem lower bounds are 13, 1280, and 128000, while the displayed golden Fibonacci construction dimensions are 288, 21892, and 2692538.
method · established
The exact two-subspace construction has the stated gap-calibration tolerance, while the equal-rank approximation construction is independent of temperature.
theorem · established
For distinct nonzero qutrit Bohr frequencies, every qutrit cooling map lies in the diamond-norm closure of exact finite-bath thermal operations initialized on their ground-state subspaces.
theorem · established
Every D-dimensional finite Gibbs-bath implementation of the displayed qutrit channel obeys kappa_D(a)/D^2 <= exp(-beta Delta)/4 + (12+8 sqrt(2)) epsilon.
theorem · established
For each fixed badly approximable target and sufficiently small combined thermal-and-error scale, the minimum bath dimension lies between explicit positive target-dependent constants times the inverse square root of that scale.
corollary · established
For every positive nu and Lebesgue-almost every target, the minimum dimension has an inverse-square-root lower law with the stated logarithmic loss for sufficiently small combined thermal-and-error scale.
method · established
A rational target a=p/q has an exact two-energy-subspace implementation with total dimension 2q; explicit Fibonacci choices give approximation constructions for the golden-conjugate target, while a=1/2 has dimension four.
lemma · established
Shellwise polar rounding and projection rigidity give a parameter-uniform linear bound on the difference between the bath projection expectation and the target mixing parameter despite population leakage.
interpretation · established
On a joint finite-confidence event, the actual bath dimension and ground-state degeneracy obey the sharpened dimension-exclusion inequality in the Letter; a candidate dimension is excluded only when every allowed degeneracy fails it.
theorem · established
The rigid phase pair belongs to a one-parameter family, and the coefficient delivered by the proof is minimized when the absolute phase parameter equals one, where it is 12+8 sqrt(2).
method · established
Established driven-energy-diffusion ingredients and thermal Kramers diffusion form a density-of-states-consistent stochastic thermodynamics when deterministic protocol transport is fixed by phase-volume continuity and entropy is defined relative to the density of states.
theorem · established
Positive homogeneous Hamiltonians close on a gamma energy family controlled by effective degrees of freedom, while their relaxation and power scale with the homogeneity-dependent energy relaxation rate.
theorem · established
For the established gamma-difference thermal-exchange family, one contrast variable yields a compact all-order cumulant recurrence, incomplete-beta wrong-way probability, exact finite-time gamma-family exchange uncertainty identity, skewness, and kurtosis; the distinct total path entropy production also has a closed distribution. The contribution claimed here is this stochastic-thermodynamic parametrization and its linked identities, not priority over the general variance-gamma probability family.
theorem · established
A six-member finite-time cycle atlas separates imposed topology from continuous control. Otto and Carnot supply exact stochastic benchmarks; Stirling has an exact gamma-manifold contact optimum; Ericsson and Brayton are exact at the stated mean/manifold level while their general fluctuating work remains an affine Riccati functional. The smooth loop is the exact optimizer only within the declared fixed-period periodic function space and quadratic experimental budgets.
theorem · established
For the nonlinear graph-metric power cage, equilibrium graph dependence is determined exactly by the Laplacian pseudodeterminant, effective resistances, and Kirchhoff index for arbitrary positive homogeneity degree.
theorem · established
For arbitrary positive homogeneity degree, a sudden single-edge quench of the nonlinear graph cage has an exact independent beta-gamma work representation controlled by the pre-quench effective resistance and yields all work moments and fluctuation relations. Closed work and entropy-production densities, the joint heat-work transform, and the graph-surgery engine are the fully equilibrated planar quartic specialization developed here.
method · established
Global stiffness and proportional graph breathing retain exact scalar energy closure, whereas generic finite-rate graph-shape driving requires shell mixing or additional angular observables.
interpretation · established
Within the explicitly conditional reduced model of rapid shell mixing and orbit-averaged moving-wall work, the hard-sphere configurational integral acts as a mechanical control; a uniform attractive mean field yields a nonequilibrium van der Waals correction, whereas microscopic attractive tails generally leave the scalar closure class. No trajectory-level convergence of microscopic hard-sphere dynamics to this reduced process is claimed.
theorem · established
For faithful finite-dimensional product hypotheses, the fully-PPT measured Pearson optimum equals the product of the one-copy optima and is attained by measuring an optimal score on each physical copy.
theorem · established
A faithful noncommuting state pair has a strict unrestricted joint two-copy Pearson gain over the fully-PPT product value.
theorem · established
For the prescribed collective score built from a faithful noncommuting pair, spectral readout adds no variance, whereas every unbiased fully-PPT readout of that same observable adds positive variance.
theorem · established
A moment inequality gives a necessary fully-PPT variance lower bound for the fixed collective score that can be stronger than the class-wide Pearson bound; it is not claimed to equal the unknown restricted minimum.
computational_result · established
In the stated driven-medium model, energy dephasing removes the joint-readout Pearson gain while leaving the full two-point work distribution unchanged.
computational_result · established
Reduced equilibrium probes in the specified separable probe-ancilla model exhibit the fixed-score readout penalty without a drive or entangled source.
corollary · established