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000001 | PRIMARY LITERATURE USED TO IDENTIFY THE FERMIONIC OPERATION
000002 | Read 28 October 2026
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000004 | Grigori G. Amosov and Sergey N. Filippov,
000005 | Spectral properties of reduced fermionic density operators and parity
000006 | superselection rule, Quantum Information Processing16,2 (2017).
000007 | https://arxiv.org/abs/1512.01828
000008 | https://doi.org/10.1007/s11128-016-1467-9
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000010 | The authors define the particle-reduction operation as
000011 | Phi(rho)=sum_i a_i rho a_i^dagger. On a fixed n-particle sector its trace
000012 | is n, so division by n gives the particle-loss channel. This supports
000013 | the established mathematical reading of the exterior channel used here.
000014 | The identification with the specific Petersen response and the actual
000015 | TFPT E8 source is computed separately in our exact source checks.
000016 | 
000017 | Marius Lemm and Mark M. Wilde,
000018 | Information-theoretic limitations on approximate quantum cloning and
000019 | broadcasting, Physical Review A96,012304 (2017).
000020 | https://arxiv.org/abs/1608.07569
000021 | https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevA.96.012304
000022 | 
000023 | The paper treats antisymmetric particle subspaces, particle-loss partial
000024 | traces and their relation to recovery/cloning maps. It supplies context
000025 | for the known fermionic operation. It is not evidence that P1 selects
000026 | the event record, source insertion, physical dynamics or initial state.
000027 | 
000028 | These are primary research sources. Their use does not make the general
000029 | fermionic channel a newly discovered mathematical operation.