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  • Appendix E — all six finite-state sampling resultsProved

    Oct 2026

  • Theorem E.5 — exact Markov criterion and linear seed boundProved

    Oct 2026

  • Theorem E.6 — acceptance-conditioned Markov samplingProved

    Oct 2026

  • Theorem E.2 — support-preserving uniform word samplingProved

    Oct 2026

  • Lemma E.3 — binary DFA representation of a transition-dyadic chainProved

    Oct 2026

  • Theorem E.5 — linear fair-bit budgetProved

    Oct 2026

  • Theorem E.5 — exact Markov sampling iff path-dyadicProved

    Oct 2026

  • Theorem E.1 — exact regular-language pair samplingProved

    Oct 2026

  • Lemma E.4 — a transition-dyadic liftProved

    Oct 2026

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  • Appendix E — all six finite-state sampling resultsProved

    Oct 2026

  • Theorem E.5 — exact Markov criterion and linear seed boundProved

    Oct 2026

  • Theorem E.6 — acceptance-conditioned Markov samplingProved

    Oct 2026

  • Theorem E.2 — support-preserving uniform word samplingProved

    Oct 2026

  • Lemma E.3 — binary DFA representation of a transition-dyadic chainProved

    Oct 2026

  • DFA prefix states and block-boundary path observationsDefinition

    Oct 2026

  • Theorem E.5 — linear fair-bit budgetProved

    Oct 2026

  • Theorem E.5 — exact Markov sampling iff path-dyadicProved

    Oct 2026

  • Theorem E.1 — exact regular-language pair samplingProved

    Oct 2026

  • Lemma E.4 — a transition-dyadic liftProved

    Oct 2026

  • Finite-state laws, dyadicity and sampling predicatesDefinition

    Oct 2026

  • Fair-bit Boolean circuits and finite output lawsDefinition

    Oct 2026

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