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Equation 94 · Part 3 · A Reference Frame Becomes Classical by Publishing Its Orientation

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Rϵ,δ=0R_{\epsilon,\delta}=0
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Zero coupling. At κ\kappa=0 , the fragment state is independent of rotor orientation. For any threshold stricter than blind guessing, Rϵ,δR_{\epsilon,\delta}=0 . A nonzero answer exposes leakage from the parameter grid, prior, or estimator.

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