For any non-isometric holographic code, the expected entropy disagreement between two observers decomposes as a product of a state-class prefactor and a universal scaling function of the dimensions.
For any non-isometric holographic code with bulk dimension , encoding two boundary observers and , the expected absolute difference in entropy reconstructions satisfies a structural identity:
The function decomposes as a product of a state-class-dependent prefactor and a universal scaling function of the dimensions. Established via AEHPV encoding and Haar-measure integration.
A plain-language companion to the result above, in the Donkey voice. The full essay lives in the field notes; this column carries the short version.
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