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Equation 110 · Part 1 · The Bit Comes Back Before the Bearing

Symbol F_Q

FQ[ρrad(g)]F_Q[\rho_{\mathrm{rad}}(g)]
FQF_Q

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This is also where the resource-theoretic framing earns its keep rather than decorating the calculation. Bartlett, Rudolph, and Spekkens quantify exactly this kind of scarcity with what they call the asymmetry of a state relative to a group — a monotone that can only decrease under operations respecting the symmetry, never increase, no matter how cleverly the decoding is done [ 9 ] . FQF_Q[ρrad(g)\rho_{\mathrm{rad}}(g)] is one such monotone for this problem: scrambling redistributes the compass’s asymmetry across more and more of the radiation, but a symmetry-respecting evaporation isometry cannot manufacture more of it than the infalling compass supplied, and no clever choice of decoder can extract…

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