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The crank-magnet error this section exists to name lives exactly at the boundary between these two Hamiltonians: an observer who correctly computes U — a legitimate operator identity, unchanged from the passive-relabeling case above — and then uses that operator, rather than , to predict or track the rotating frame’s own dynamics will find a discrepancy with no term in their own equations to explain it, on a clock the lab frame does not keep. The discrepancy is not missing energy. It is a dropped term whose physical origin is whatever classical control is enacting U(t) in the first place — the field ramp, the driven rotation — already doing ordinary, accountable work on…
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Equation 139 · Evolutionary Physics
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The crank-magnet error this section exists to name lives exactly at the boundary between these two Hamiltonians: an observer who correctly computes U — a legitimate operator identity, unchanged from the passive-relabeling case above — and then uses that operator, rather than , to predict or track the rotating frame’s own dynamics will find a discrepancy with no term in their own equations to explain it, on a clock the lab frame does not keep. The discrepancy is not missing energy. It is a dropped term whose physical origin is whatever classical control is enacting U(t) in the first place — the field ramp, the driven rotation — already doing ordinary, accountable work on…
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