C151Quantum theory and records
A stable local record can hide phase information that remains in a larger system. This comparison with standard Hilbert-space quantum mechanics calculates the purity of a decohering qubit, separates inaccessible memory from fundamental information loss, and shows how DTT’s source architecture could become testable through later interventions and recovery.
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C152Quantum theory and records
A stable local record can hide phase information that remains in a larger system. This comparison with Everett many-worlds interpretation calculates the purity of a decohering qubit, separates inaccessible memory from fundamental information loss, and shows how DTT’s source architecture could become testable through later interventions and recovery.
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C153Quantum theory and records
A stable local record can hide phase information that remains in a larger system. This comparison with Bohmian mechanics calculates the purity of a decohering qubit, separates inaccessible memory from fundamental information loss, and shows how DTT’s source architecture could become testable through later interventions and recovery.
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C154Quantum theory and records
A stable local record can hide phase information that remains in a larger system. This comparison with relational quantum mechanics calculates the purity of a decohering qubit, separates inaccessible memory from fundamental information loss, and shows how DTT’s source architecture could become testable through later interventions and recovery.
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C155Quantum theory and records
A stable local record can hide phase information that remains in a larger system. This comparison with QBism calculates the purity of a decohering qubit, separates inaccessible memory from fundamental information loss, and shows how DTT’s source architecture could become testable through later interventions and recovery.
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C156Quantum theory and records
A stable local record can hide phase information that remains in a larger system. This comparison with objective collapse models calculates the purity of a decohering qubit, separates inaccessible memory from fundamental information loss, and shows how DTT’s source architecture could become testable through later interventions and recovery.
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