QTT Carrier-Deletion Finite-Window and Timing-Access Blind Test Extension

Erase the apparent carrier. Recover the qubit from its halo. Then ask a different clock. This preregistration separates an ordinary quantum-memory qualification from a distinct timing test. Test A evolves a logical qubit through a frozen local channel, physically resets its original carrier, and asks whether a finite surrounding window can recover it. Test B asks whether that independently reconstructed channel fidelity controls a separate timing-covariance frontier. Test A: where is the recoverable channel? \[ R_i(ω)=|0\!0|_i_iω, \] \[ Qdel=2Favg( Ndel,id)-1, {F_eᵈᵉˡ={1+3Qdel}4.} \] Target-only and every smaller halo subwindow remain optimized counterfactuals. A physical reset, sham reset, hidden-record injection, boundary ladder, and complete terminal record are required before the recovery layer qualifies. Test B: does the memory verifier intertwine with an independent timing projector? \[ {W^ M_eW=Palign}, η_T=Tr(ρ Palign), \] \[ U_T^ =inf 2√{ΣTΩ}. \] On the certified canonical branch, the sealed QTT target is \[ { η_T=F_eᵈᵉˡ, U_T^=1-F_eᵈᵉˡ. } \] No complement coefficient is fitted. Five fidelity corridors, a radius/depth ladder, one-third untouched holdouts, topology twins, full covariance, global five-sigma decisions, at least 95% planned power, and transfer to a second record technology are frozen before data. The external computation is a feasibility anchor, not the timing target An, Cao, and Cui report carrier-deletion recovery in a local kicked-Ising memory. Their result qualifies the plausibility of Test A. Their reported \(Q=0.516\) is explicitly forbidden from constructing Test B. The public source archive lacks the exact arrays and scripts, so exact replication remains pending. Five terminal outcomes INELIGIBLE_NO_THEORY_VERDICT REGISTERED_QTT_CONSEQUENCE_FALSIFIED QTT_CANDIDATE QUALIFIED_OTHER_OR_CROSS_CHANNEL_ANOMALY AMBIGUOUS_OR_UNDERPOWERED Any failed eligibility gate terminates without a theory verdict. A positive result requires the full multirung shape, not one selected point. An off-target anomaly is preserved rather than discarded or used as a post-hoc rescue. Immutable protocol seal eb0640b25c1d0bde56cacc7f25d9ce4304594833e4aa937ed50293a1faafc849 This is a separate sealed extension. It changes no target, threshold, classifier, protocol hash, or file in the parent test under concept DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21902885. Public anchors Completed-record fan-out and timing-access framework Observation as Access Quantum Traction Theory: Main Book External finite-window recovery paper The PDF is the default preview. The reconstruction archive contains the sealed JSON, classifier, eighteen-gate and raw-terminal templates, Stage-0 handoff, verifier, external audit, adversarial review, metadata, and checksums.