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Classical Limit: Dissipation of Spekkens' Generalised Contextuality under Decoherence
When does a decohering quantum system become classical? Generalised noncontextuality gives one criterion, for scenarios rich enough in preparations: a system is classical once its statistics admit an underlying model in which operationally indistinguishable procedures are physically identical. Where
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