| Test | Status | Key Metrics | Details |
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| Stride Sweep | — | — | — |
| Time-Shift Null | — | — | — |
| Surrogate Test | — | — | — |
| Σ-Gating | — | — | — |
The Ω̂ϕ operator transforms τ-fields or phase trajectories into κ-stable channels:
Ω̂ϕ(τ_t) := (τ_t, ρ_t cos φ_t, ρ_t sin φ_t)
where:
Problem: Phase correlations are destroyed by common κ-operators (windowing, thresholding, binning)
Symptom: |S_erased| ≤ 2 even when genuine nonseparability exists
Solution: Ω̂ϕ embeds phase as amplitude-like channels before κ is applied
For any admissible κ (linear averaging, windowing, thresholding):
E[(ρ_A cos φ_A)(ρ_B cos φ_B) + (ρ_A sin φ_A)(ρ_B sin φ_B)] = E[ρ_A ρ_B cos(φ_A - φ_B)]
This means:
With Ω̂ϕ, Chamber XL can distinguish three cases:
Version: 1.0 | Status: Production | Paper: "A Pre-κ Phase-Exposure Operator and a Rigorous UNNS Resolution of the Entanglement Question"
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