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Realization Divergence in Multi-Provider Quantum Computing: A Pre-Registered Study of What Survives Measurement
Quantum programs pass through compilers, transpilers and vendor services before execution. However, the distance between what was written and what runs is rarely measured. We call this distance realization divergence: the observable difference in how an identical source circuit is realized and behav
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