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Equation 109 · A Reference Frame Becomes Classical by Publishing Its Orientation

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SO(3)SO(3)

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The blind-guess correction also survives. Any thresholded continuous-parameter redundancy measure must demonstrate that its competence threshold beats the prior volume. Otherwise it counts lucky ignorance as a record. The distinction between a direction on S2S^2 and a full orientation on SO(3) survives as well; it prevents a common conceptual inflation before any simulation runs.

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