Why the Born density?
Control Consistency and Born Equilibrium: Uniqueness from Local Potentials and Fixed Interactions
Local controls and fixed connected interactions select the Born density from a regular, control-consistent probability assignment.
Jeremy Rodgers · Independent Researcher · 4 October 2026
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- OpeningAbstract and publication identity
- Section 1Introduction
Publication relationship.
- Section 2Physical model and statistical assumptions
Hamiltonians and a common smooth domain · Assignments, regularity, and consistency
- Section 3From phases to transport and uniqueness
Statistical annihilators
- Section 4Local controls and fixed interactions
- Section 5Translated profiles and an interacting example
- Section 6Internal degrees of freedom
- Section 7Consequences for physical records
Joint preparation and existence of trajectories · Implemented effects and instruments
- Section 8Discussion
- Appendix ANonzero approximation and nodes
- Appendix BA permutation-preserving refinement
- Appendix CAn alternative characterization from binary-flag heredity
- Appendix DA finite-time Gaussian pointer
- OpeningDeclarations
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