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Finite-Horizon Fisher Memory in Two-Sided Power-Bounded Recurrent Systems
We analyse allocation, admission and post-write retention in finite-horizon linear-Gaussian noisy recurrent memories. At every horizon, the directional Fisher memory $M_n$ satisfies $\operatorname{tr}M_n=N$: non-normality redistributes information but cannot raise its spherical average, while normal
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