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The aim is to define the indistinguishability threshold and establish stability bounds for calibration protocols.

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April 17, 2026Open Access

COS45 — Calibration Theory Observable Indistinguishability Threshold and Stability Bounds

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The aim is to define the indistinguishability threshold and establish stability bounds for calibration protocols.
Definition of the indistinguishability threshold τ_W
Analysis of dependence on parameters (W, n, q, K, T_adm)
Application of the Weyl inequality for stability bounds
Establishment of certified decision zones based on ηₙ(W)
Defined the observable quantile τ_W over admissible transformations
Established local stability bounds under perturbation
Highlighted the protocol-dependent nature of all results

Abstract

This document defines the calibration layer of COS45. The indistinguishability threshold τW is defined as an observable quantile over admissible transformations. τW is not a noise model. This document establishes: - the definition of τW- its dependence on the calibration protocol (W, n, q, K, Tₐdm) - stability bounds under perturbation (Weyl inequality) - certified decision zones based on ηₙ (W) All results are local and protocol-dependent. This document builds on: COS45 — Coherence Core (D0), DOI: 10. 5281/zenodo. 19595171

COS45 — Calibration Theory Observable Indistinguishability Threshold and Stability Bounds

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