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Study 12 Quantum Parallel Repetition Results
- Alice and Bob play CHSH (n) times in parallel. The classical winning fraction per copy is exactly (3/4). After (n) copies the discrete bound is ((3/4)^n) — a product of integers, not a tensor of complex amplitudes.
- The vQbit transition multiplies the same fraction. Each round advances a unit-norm rational state by a Jordan swap: win numerator (\times 3), denominator (\times 4). The sealed rate equals the bound on every graded (n).
- The float adversary shears. A millisecond proxy (751/1000) never equals ((3/4)^n). Continuous amplitudes are the wrong reader of the appointment.
Charter: Study 12 · Corpus: Corpus · Ledger: corpus/study-12/study12_ledger.json
Live court (2026-08-23): POST https://affine.earth/language-invariant/game/chance/ingest — explorer: Lattice role endpoints. Measured: role=quantum_info rounds=1 → verdict WIN.
| Symbol | Meaning | Sealed value |
|---|---|---|
| Game | CHSH | Win iff (a\oplus b = x\land y) |
| Ceiling | Max classical win / round | 3/4 |
| Bound | Parallel repetition | ((3/4)^n) exact rational |
| WIN | Discrete rate (\le) bound and float proxy (\neq) discrete | — |
| Adversary | (751/1000) | Must MISS every (n) |
No float crosses a seal. Probability is a rational num/den.
4 / 4 WIN
| (n) | Discrete rate | Classical bound | Float adversary | Adversary | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 3/4 | 3/4 | 751/1000 | MISS | WIN |
| 2 | 9/16 | 9/16 | 751/1000 | MISS | WIN |
| 4 | 81/256 | 81/256 | 751/1000 | MISS | WIN |
| 8 | 6561/65536 | 6561/65536 | 751/1000 | MISS | WIN |
The discrete rate equals the bound. That is the appointment: the Jordan product is the classical parallel-repetition law, written as integers.
| Layer | Result |
|---|---|
| Math | Parallel-repetition decay is an exact rational product. The continuous (\mathbb{C}^{d^n}) tensor is not required to state the bound. |
| Science | A nonlocal game’s classical ceiling is a finite strategy table (16 deterministic maps). Multiplying that ceiling (n) times is the discrete law. |
| Compute | A unit-norm vQbit that swaps once per round carries the same fraction the table names. A float “probability” (0.751) shears every (n). |
Raz-style quantum parallel repetition, in the UUM-8D reading: the bound is a discrete state transition on the affine manifold. Continuous amplitudes are the named adversary that fail.
| Falsifier | Effect |
|---|---|
| Discrete rate (>) ((3/4)^n) | Primary MISS — the transition left the classical ceiling |
| Float proxy equals the sealed fraction at any graded (n) | Adversary no longer shears — law must be re-derived |
Any Float/Double on the seal path |
Bundle invalid |
Status: LAW FROZEN — 4/4 primary WIN · 4/4 adversary MISS. Re-run: python3 corpus/study-12/study12_grade.py.
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