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Breakdown of Axis Separability and Structured Inversion in Finite-Domain Normalized Position Measurements: A Quadrant Photodetector Case Study
Finite-domain normalized spatial measurements combine an incident field, geometric support, local response, and channel weighting. These operations can break an otherwise separable response, so accurate single-axis calibration alone does not establish separability of a multidimensional measurement.
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