PHY.8:7 - Conformance Checklist

• The requested observable, preparation and observation interval are recoverable.
• The microscopic alternatives and their weights have stated physical or inferential grounds.
• Collective constraints and relevant correlations survive the aggregation.
• The statistic answers the intended use, including a fluctuation or tail question when one matters.
• A concentration or equilibration argument has conditions appropriate to the finite system and observation.
• Computational transitions are interpreted as physical time only with a supporting physical law.
• A changed result returns to the implicated premise, while a sufficient conditional answer can remain in use.