Explicit-entropy stochastic quantization #
A stochastic quantizer is represented as an ordinary relational specification whose context contains the incoming entropy and whose result contains the updated entropy. No hidden random source is available to the kernel, so executions can be replayed and proofs can state exactly which entropy transition was used.
Probability laws remain family-specific: some kernels consume a random bit, others a fixed-width word or a splittable generator. Those distributional guarantees are separate from the shared state-transition interface defined here.
Lift an explicit entropy-transition relation into the common quantization interface.
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View a concrete entropy-threading kernel as a singleton stochastic specification.
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A concrete entropy kernel implements the singleton specification generated from itself.
Conformance to an entropy relation is exactly the pointwise transition property.