Derives conditions for maintaining temporal structure in finite systems, indicating implications for snapshot methodologies.
This paper derives the conditions under which temporal corrective structure is maintained in finite systems and proves that no bounded one-shot snapshot can substitute for it. It formalizes three independently necessary witness burdens and shows why correction depends on temporally extended structure rather than static capture alone.
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