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CsdLean4.Empirical.CSD.SequentialMeasurement

Empirical/CSD/SequentialMeasurement: repeatability and sequential Born, from the dynamics #

Category: CSD-ontic empirical (the first entry consuming the v0.7.0–v1.0.0 dynamical measurement layer).

What this tests #

Every other entry in the empirical suite exercises the kinematic Born machinery — volumes, partitions, bridge transports. This one exercises the measurement dynamics: the calibrated-swap witness, in which a record is created by an explicit measure-preserving propagator and the post-measurement state is a pushforward theorem (swap_luders_born). Two textbook empirical facts fall out, now as consequences of the dynamics rather than as separate posits:

⚠️ Honest scope #

References #

SigmaLayer/SwapLuders.lean (swap_luders_born — the engine); SigmaLayer/DegenerateLuders.lean (momentMap_vertex); SigmaLayer/RecordPersistence.lean (readout_persists_on_interval — the pointer-level repeatability this complements at the state level); EMPIRICAL.md.

The post-measurement ensemble of the calibrated-swap witness, given outcome i from a computational-basis measurement on system-and-register state μ12 with vertex-calibrated bank.

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    ★ Sequential Born: the second measurement sees the collapsed state. After outcome i, the follow-up outcome-j probability for any context field c' is the Born weight of [eᵢ] — the preparation ψ has left the statistics entirely. The Lüders update as an empirical prediction, derived from the swap dynamics.

    ★★ Repeatability: a repeated measurement gives the same result. Measure in the computational basis, record outcome i, measure again in the same basis: outcome i recurs with probability 1 and any other outcome has probability 0. Derived — the follow-up context's rate at the collapsed vertex is the vertex's indicator (momentMap_vertex).