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| "destructive_or_boundary_control": "A standard-quantum-limit-style mutant freezes the RPE depth at five levels while nominal budget labels grow. It cannot earn the measured 1/T improvement and leaves median error 11.44 times the final nominal error.", |
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| "limitation": "The finite response model begins after the D-RUT projection; an infinite-dimensional device, Trotter hardware error, and a universal theorem proof are not claimed.", |
| "literal_claim": "The Displacement-Random Unitary Transformation (D-RUT) protocol learns all coefficients of a generic multi-mode bosonic Hamiltonian with evolution time scaling as O(1/epsilon), achieving the Heisenberg limit (Theorem 1, Section 2).", |
| "native_scale_justification": "Every horizon uses 24 complex two-mode displacement probes and all eight real Hermitian response coefficients; 32 independent binomial-measurement repetitions per horizon give 224 full coefficient recoveries rather than a displayed bound or a single noiseless identity.", |
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| "result": "Across 32 repetitions at each of seven aggregate evolution budgets, the complete two-mode eight-coefficient D-RUT response fit has RMSE slope -1.016342 (R^2=0.996407); fixed-interrogation control error is 11.44x larger at the final budget.", |
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| "destructive_or_boundary_control": "The same measured responses are inverted as if R=0. The resulting non-decaying basis-mismatch error is over fifty times the corrected final RMSE, showing that the basis map is load-bearing.", |
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| "independent_oracle": "Closed-form forward substitution into Eqs. 69-71 is independent of the inverse in Eqs. 72-73; recovered physical coefficients are compared directly with the inputs across every case and horizon.", |
| "limitation": "The executed oscillator family covers the exact v2 first-quantized map and mismatch condition, not every finite-order physical Hamiltonian or laboratory implementation.", |
| "literal_claim": "For single-mode Hamiltonians expressed in a first-quantization (position/momentum) basis, D-RUT recovers physical coefficients with RMSE epsilon_G using total evolution time O~(1/epsilon_G), under stated conditions on known zero coefficients, non-zero response to basis mismatch, and a sufficiently close initial guess (Theorem 2, Section 2).", |
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| "result": "Four mismatched first-quantized basis cases and 8 repeats per horizon recover physical coefficients with aggregate-time RMSE slope -1.027936 (R^2=0.982397); omitting the R-dependent inverse leaves a 55.33x error floor.", |
| "scope_boundary": "The verdict is limited to the exact registered statement, the finite D-RUT response model specified by arXiv 2510.08419v2, and the measured regimes recorded in the frozen outputs.", |
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| "destructive_or_boundary_control": "Replacing L_C by 5% of its certified value yields 44 explicit bound violations while the nominal bound has zero, preventing a vacuous zero-error test from passing.", |
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| "independent_oracle": "The analytic gradient bound for the exact polynomial response independently supplies L_C, and a direct SVD supplies sigma_min(K); neither quantity is fitted from the observed coefficient errors.", |
| "limitation": "This is displacement SPAM in the finite response/recovery stage addressed by the paper; other state-preparation or detector systematics are outside the measured scope.", |
| "literal_claim": "The protocol's estimation error under state-preparation-and-measurement (SPAM) errors is bounded as ||delta g_SPAM||_2 <= (L_C/sigma_min(K)) ||delta beta||_2, where L_C is a Lipschitz constant and sigma_min(K) the smallest singular value of the Gram-like matrix K (Section 3.6, Eq. 43).", |
| "native_scale_justification": "Eighteen displacement settings identify all five real coefficients; 64 independent full-vector SPAM perturbations span eight magnitudes while preserving the v2 bounded-displacement domain.", |
| "not_proxy_reason": "The experiment executes the paper's own designed displacement response, phase-measurement, basis-map, error-propagation, information-matrix, root-search, or Chebyshev/Fourier object named by the claim; no unrelated quantum task or theorem-bound substitution is counted.", |
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| "paper_native_mechanism": "The nominal Chebyshev-compatible single-mode response matrix K maps five Hermitian coefficients to C(beta). Perturbed displacements are evaluated through the same nonlinear polynomial, recovered with K+, and compared against the v2 Lipschitz/sigma_min bound.", |
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| "result": "All 64 displacement perturbations satisfy the SPAM inequality with zero violations; the maximum observed error/bound ratio is 0.195318 and a 20x-understated Lipschitz mutant violates 44 cases.", |
| "scope_boundary": "The verdict is limited to the exact registered statement, the finite D-RUT response model specified by arXiv 2510.08419v2, and the measured regimes recorded in the frozen outputs.", |
| "source_locator": "arXiv 2510.08419v2, Appendix Robustness under SPAM Errors, Eqs. 43-50", |
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| "destructive_or_boundary_control": "Removing all bystander columns makes hierarchical and simultaneous information identical in 12/12 boundary cases, eliminating strict improvement exactly as the mechanism predicts.", |
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| "independent_oracle": "Direct eigenvalue decomposition of the symmetrized covariance difference and independent diagonal/trace comparisons jointly check Loewner dominance rather than relying on a symbolic inequality alone.", |
| "limitation": "The finite Gaussian information designs validate the covariance-ordering mechanism; they do not establish the paper's universal quantifier independently of its pinned proof.", |
| "literal_claim": "A hierarchical two-stage coefficient recovery strategy (learn single-mode coefficients first, then coupling coefficients) is proven to have covariance dominated by that of simultaneous estimation, Cov(delta g)_hierarchical <= Cov(delta g)_simultaneous, for all parameters (Section 4.1, Appendix A).", |
| "native_scale_justification": "Forty-eight independent 64-row, five-parameter full-column-rank designs cover correlated target/bystander geometries, and every one evaluates the complete covariance matrices and all target marginals.", |
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| "paper_native_mechanism": "Hierarchical recovery removes already learned bystander coefficients before estimating a coupling block, producing A^-1. Simultaneous recovery estimates target and bystander blocks together, producing the target block of the full inverse information matrix; their Schur-complement ordering is evaluated directly.", |
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| "result": "For all 48 random full-rank target/nuisance designs, Cov_sim-Cov_hier is positive semidefinite with zero marginal violations and strict trace improvement; the worst numerical minimum eigenvalue is -3.051e-17.", |
| "scope_boundary": "The verdict is limited to the exact registered statement, the finite D-RUT response model specified by arXiv 2510.08419v2, and the measured regimes recorded in the frozen outputs.", |
| "source_locator": "arXiv 2510.08419v2, Section Hierarchical Recovery and Appendix Comparative Analysis, Eqs. 61-68", |
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| "destructive_or_boundary_control": "Values a quarter-unit to either side of every estimated root preserve the strict signal ordering; reversing the update direction would fail the bracket invariant immediately.", |
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| "independent_oracle": "The closed-form root R*=1/4 log(ref^2/(m^2 omega^2)) independently certifies every numerical search endpoint and the exact binary-search iteration ceiling.", |
| "limitation": "The live registry describes an iterative bisection while v2 states iterative tuning and supplies the monotone signal but not bisection pseudocode; the audit tests the literal registered bisection property and records this citation-number drift.", |
| "literal_claim": "An iterative bisection search over the squeezing parameter R (relating the physical and reference bases via a Bogoliubov transformation) converges in O(log(1/epsilon_R)) iterations for first-quantization Hamiltonian learning (Section 5.3, Eq. 77-78).", |
| "native_scale_justification": "Six distinct positive mass/frequency/reference configurations are crossed with tolerances from 1e-2 to 1e-6, totaling 42 complete searches with direct function evaluations at every iteration.", |
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| "paper_native_mechanism": "The v2 off-diagonal basis-mismatch signal g'20(R) is evaluated from Eq. 74. Its unique analytic zero brackets each search, and ordinary sign bisection tunes the Bogoliubov squeezing parameter until the interval half-width is at most epsilon_R.", |
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| "result": "All 42 basis-alignment searches across six physical/reference cases and seven tolerances reach the analytic root within epsilon_R and within the binary-search ceiling; median iterations grow linearly with log10(1/epsilon_R), slope 3.249177.", |
| "scope_boundary": "The verdict is limited to the exact registered statement, the finite D-RUT response model specified by arXiv 2510.08419v2, and the measured regimes recorded in the frozen outputs.", |
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| "destructive_or_boundary_control": "The angular Fourier sign is reversed while all nodes and responses remain fixed. Every case then loses exact recovery, with minimum maximum-coefficient error above 0.026.", |
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| "limitation": "RPE sampling noise is isolated in Claims 1-2; this reconstruction audit uses exact response values to test the interpolation and inversion stages to roundoff.", |
| "literal_claim": "The algorithm uses Chebyshev-node sampling of the displacement parameter combined with robust phase estimation and inverse discrete Fourier transform to reconstruct coefficients, as detailed in Algorithm 1 and illustrated for the single-mode case in Figure 1 (Section 2).", |
| "native_scale_justification": "Twelve independent Hermitian coefficient sets at each maximum order d=2,3,4,5,6 give 60 full reconstructions and 5,160 response cells, including all coefficient pairs at every degree.", |
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| "result": "All 60 order-2 through order-6 Hermitian Hamiltonians are reconstructed from 5160 Chebyshev-radial/angular response cells with maximum coefficient error 1.398e-12; wrong-sign Fourier inversion errs by at least 0.026309.", |
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