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LeanPool.SingleCopyStabilizer.OutputCorrectness

Exact state reconstruction from the adaptive experiment's actual output. Correctness identifies amplitudes up to a unit-modulus global scalar.

Equality of pure states up to a physically irrelevant global phase.

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    Reversing a linear gate transports exactly the same global phase.

    The actual adaptive learner's returned amplitude. The terminal experiment reads one computational outcome. Each recursive step performs two fresh-copy Born measurements and the correction coin, then reverses the recorded round on the recursively decoded result.

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      Finite classical output: the chronological round records and one final computational-basis string. No unknown amplitudes are included in the output.

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        The same physical experiment retaining its classical circuit description.

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          Interpreting the returned finite description gives exactly the amplitude distribution in outputPMF.

          Every classical description denotes a normalized pure state.

          The learner's output distribution is supported on normalized amplitudes.

          Actual probability that the output fails to represent the input state. The Boolean pushforward avoids introducing a measure on amplitude space.

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            At full diagonal rank the single final Born readout reconstructs the current input amplitude up to global phase with probability one.

            The output error is the Born-weighted mean of the errors of later rounds. Reversing a recorded Clifford cannot create a reconstruction error.

            The probability of returning the wrong state is at most the probability of incomplete diagonal compression in the actual physical experiment.

            The actual learner returns the exact input pure state up to global phase, except with probability at most δ, at the proved leading-2n round budget.

            The same correctness guarantee stated directly for the finite classical description that the learner returns.

            For a Boolean correctness experiment, the success and failure probabilities sum to one.

            Direct real-valued success guarantee for the returned classical circuit description: it exactly represents the input pure state with probability at least 1-δ.