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What a Deletion Certificate Covers, and Where It Expires: Auditable Removal from a Support-Vector Memory
We study deletion in a context memory that fits a support-vector boundary around stored keys and uses the resulting nonnegative coefficients to weight their values. An exactly zero coefficient lets us remove a key without changing the current normalized readout. In a three-key construction, however,
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