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To establish criteria for independent effective subsystems without an injected factorization in emergent physics contexts.

August 2, 2026Open Access

Finite Support and Preparation Criteria for Independent Effective Subsystems: A Contract for Non-Injective Admissibility

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To establish criteria for independent effective subsystems without an injected factorization in emergent physics contexts.
Characterization of the possibilistic layer and preparation layer in finite contexts
Examination of local outcome sets and their relationship to the projected support
Development of benchmarks and criteria related to preparation within subdivisions
Pairs of local outcome sets form independence blocks contained in the projected support relation
Admissibility of preparations on blocks ensures lifting of joint outcome laws to the substrate
The closure under products of locally conditioned states hinges on the rank of the reference weight matrix

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Demonstrates preparation criteria for independent effective subsystems in emergent physics, indicating emergent independence despite lack of factorisation.

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Jérôme Beau (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6efa8d1b0468a7eeab482a https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21729275

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Demonstrates preparation criteria for independent effective subsystems in emergent physics, indicating emergent independence despite lack of factorisation.

Finite Support and Preparation Criteria for Independent Effective Subsystems: A Contract for Non-Injective Admissibility

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Finite Support and Preparation Criteria for Independent Effective Subsystems: A Contract for Non-Injective Admissibility

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