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ρF(g)=Tr⁡RFˉ ⁣[U(ρR(g)⊗ρE)]\rho_F(g)=\operatorname{Tr}_{R\bar F} \!\left[\mathcal U\bigl(\rho_R(g)\otimes\rho_E\bigr)\right]

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Let the rotor interact with an environment E=E1E_1⊗\otimes⋯\cdots⊗\otimes ENE_N through a channel U\mathcal U . For a candidate fragment F , the conditional fragment state is ρF(g)=Tr⁡RFˉ ⁣[U(ρR(g)⊗ρE)]\rho_F(g)=\operatorname{Tr}_{R\bar F} \!\left[\mathcal U\bigl(\rho_R(g)\otimes\rho_E\bigr)\right]. This equation defines what the observer receives. Fˉ\bar F is everything except fragment F , including the remaining environment; U(ρ)\mathcal U(\rho)=Uρ\rho U†U^\dagger in a closed unitary model. The trace is not an assertion that the discarded systems cease to exist. It says the fragment observer has no access to them.

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ρF(g)=Tr⁡RFˉ ⁣[U(ρR(g)⊗ρE)].\rho_F(g)=\operatorname{Tr}_{R\bar F} \!\left[\mathcal U\bigl(\rho_R(g)\otimes\rho_E\bigr)\right].

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Let the rotor interact with an environment E=E1E_1⊗\otimes⋯\cdots⊗\otimes ENE_N through a channel U\mathcal U . For a candidate fragment F , the conditional fragment state is ρF(g)=Tr⁡RFˉ ⁣[U(ρR(g)⊗ρE)]\rho_F(g)=\operatorname{Tr}_{R\bar F} \!\left[\mathcal U\bigl(\rho_R(g)\otimes\rho_E\bigr)\right]. This equation defines what the observer receives. Fˉ\bar F is everything except fragment F , including the remaining environment; U(ρ)\mathcal U(\rho)=Uρ\rho U†U^\dagger in a closed unitary model. The trace is not an assertion that the discarded systems cease to exist. It says the fragment observer has no access to them.

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