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Equation 6 · The Bit Comes Back Before the Bearing

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an angle: dimensionless, periodic, and physically read as “which way the compass points” relative to the hole’s spin axis. Read the equation part by part below; each part has a contextual explanation and a link to its mathematical background.

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an angle: dimensionless, periodic, and physically read as “which way the compass points” relative to the hole’s spin axis.

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g is an angle: dimensionless, periodic, and physically read as “which way the compass points” relative to the hole’s spin axis. J^\hat J carries units of action (joule-seconds), so gJ^\hat J/ℏ\hbar is dimensionless, as an exponent must be. Nothing about this setup is exotic — a large-spin coherent state pointing along a direction is a textbook carrier of exactly this kind of information [ 10 ] .

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