Quantum Darwinism as Noisy Syndrome Broadcast: A Stabilizer-QEC Theorem for Objective Records

Quantum Darwinism as Syndrome Broadcast: A Finite-QEC Reconstruction of Objective Records. Up-to-date first-tranche addition: syndrome-broadcast/QEC measurement bridge, record-first reconstruction, pointer-basis/syndrome fan-out and Landauer reset map; build/render checked locally; no matching public Zenodo record or authenticated draft found. This record is part of the finite-QEC substrate / It-from-Bit publication refresh. 2026-06-21 theorem update: Upgrades the paper from a conceptual finite-QEC bridge to a short theorem paper. The new version proves an approximate spectrum-broadcast/strong-Darwinism theorem for noisy stabilizer syndrome extraction, derives Fano-controlled redundancy thresholds, separates ideal GHZ broadcast as the zero-error corollary, and adds an explicit local-versus-globally-compressed Landauer reset ledger. 2026-06-25 canon refresh: Zenodo-synced on 2026-06-21: new-version published as 10.5281/zenodo.20779144 (concept 10.5281/zenodo.20776789); theorem update; local/Zenodo PDF byte-match sha256 357509a2689e72849365c2f88a9313fa2b5d812d2c30e20c98c5e3b0876f4f97. 2026-06-21 canon refresh applied where needed; PDF rebuilt and checked.

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Open MIND
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2026-06-25
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20776789
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Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture
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Quantum Darwinism as Noisy Syndrome Broadcast: A Stabilizer-QEC Theorem for Objective Records

David Elliman
Open MIND
Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture
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Quantum Darwinism as Noisy Syndrome Broadcast: A Stabilizer-QEC Theorem for Objective Records

David Elliman
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Quantum Darwinism as Syndrome Broadcast: A Finite-QEC Reconstruction of Objective Records. Up-to-date first-tranche addition: syndrome-broadcast/QEC measurement bridge, record-first reconstruction, pointer-basis/syndrome fan-out and Landauer reset map; build/render checked locally; no matching public Zenodo record or authenticated draft found. This record is part of the finite-QEC substrate / It-from-Bit publication refresh. 2026-06-21 theorem update: Upgrades the paper from a conceptual finite-QEC bridge to a short theorem paper. The new version proves an approximate spectrum-broadcast/strong-Darwinism theorem for noisy stabilizer syndrome extraction, derives Fano-controlled redundancy thresholds, separates ideal GHZ broadcast as the zero-error corollary, and adds an explicit local-versus-globally-compressed Landauer reset ledger. 2026-06-25 canon refresh: Zenodo-synced on 2026-06-21: new-version published as 10.5281/zenodo.20779144 (concept 10.5281/zenodo.20776789); theorem update; local/Zenodo PDF byte-match sha256 357509a2689e72849365c2f88a9313fa2b5d812d2c30e20c98c5e3b0876f4f97. 2026-06-21 canon refresh applied where needed; PDF rebuilt and checked.

Open MIND
Catholic University of Mozambique (MZ)
Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture
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