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The aim is to demonstrate a disciplined method for separating quantum states from detector-readable records, ensuring zero correlation outside a defined grammar.

July 10, 2026Open Access

An Executable Record Grammar for Quantum Correlations: A finite compression certificate for stabilizer records, Wilson holonomy, magic, detector readout, and bounded residuals

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The aim is to demonstrate a disciplined method for separating quantum states from detector-readable records, ensuring zero correlation outside a defined grammar.
Developed a finite, executable record grammar for quantum correlations.
Provided a four-qubit compression certificate encompassing various quantum processes.
Utilized companion scripts for gauge readouts and noise detection with exact precision.
Successfully preserved Bell/stabilizer endpoint records and bounded incompatible witnesses within trace norms.
Demonstrated effective error syndrome detection with a record cell using U(1) and SU(2) operations.
Confirmed all scripts reproduce results to machine precision, enhancing reliability.

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Randomized trial demonstrates quantum correlations in stabilizer records, suggesting effective compression methods.

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David Elliman (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a508df96eeac72a437a124c https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21251742

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An Executable Record Grammar for Quantum Correlations: A finite compression certificate for stabilizer records, Wilson holonomy, magic, detector readout, and bounded residuals

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