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Nonlocal quantum clock (∣0⟩,…,∣T⟩)

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A nonlocal quantum clock records quantum circuit time in an abstract T+1 dimensional register. A binary encoding uses logarithmically many qubits, but transitions ∣t⟩⟨t−1∣ need not have bounded qubit locality. Extra diagonal penalties may exclude unused binary labels. A unary quantum clock provides a different encoding for fixed-locality constructions.

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