Paper VI: Transfer Semigroups: Stochastic, Bayesian, Fractional, and PDE Realizations · Guided reading
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How do evolution, averaging and conditioning behave when a system is viewed through packets?
Transfer blocks express semigroup composition through intermediate packets. Refinement defects quantify disagreement between coarse and fine evolution, with stochastic, Bayesian, and analytic realizations.
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