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*Sweep of 2026-08-31 (fifth scheduled run). Window: submissions 2026-08-24
through 2026-08-31 (default 8-day window; prior sweep was 2026-08-24). Direct
arXiv access (export.arxiv.org API and arxiv.org/abs pages) worked this run;
all abstracts below were read first-hand via WebFetch against the primary.
Query table run against quant-ph, cs.NI, cs.OS and physics.optics per the
protocol; a broad topic-only category listing (424 results) was fetched first,
recognized as the topic-sweep failure mode the protocol warns against
("topic sweeps... return everything and settle nothing"), and abandoned in
favor of per-question keyword queries. Candidates checked and rejected as
non-hits: arXiv 2608.23681 ("Bang-bang protocol for nondispersive qubit
readout") reports a QND readout scheme for superconducting qubits with error
decreasing as 1/N, but the abstract describes only a **single-shot**
projective measurement with no discussion of repeated successive readouts of
a stored qubit, cumulative back-action, or a per-readout fidelity cost — it
does not answer Q3's graded-vs-cliff wear threshold. arXiv 2608.24299
("Distributed Resource Theory of Entanglement and Magic") uses "entanglement"
as a resource-theoretic quantity (distributed LOCC-type protocols), not a
networked, scheduled resource surviving a scheduling decision — the
protocol's named vocabulary trap, applied to a resource-theory rather than
quantum-chemistry paper this time. arXiv 2608.26886 ("Quantum Interconnects
Part I: Strategic Quantum Network Formation") proposes a hierarchical
utility-function abstraction (Physical Platforms/Functionalities/Services/
Applications/Use-Cases) for game-theoretic network formation — an economic/
incentive framework for *why* networks form, with no perishability, custody,
or admission content; too thin for the fence. arXiv 2608.27171 ("Conditional
contraction coefficients and their applications to quantum networks") is an
information-theoretic contraction-coefficient result, not scheduling or
resource-management content.*

### arXiv 2608.24152 — A Dynamic-Kernel/QPacket Executable for Quantum Repeater Chains in Q2NS/ns-3
*Pearson, Caleffi, Cacciapuoti. Submitted 2026-08-25; revised (v2) 2026-08-26.*
- **status:** UNREAD (abstract read 2026-08-31; the paper itself is the debt)
- **touches:** fence, Q6 — and *possibly* Q1, Q5
- **would change:** The fence excludes work unless it occupies the full form
(perishable good + custody + admission), not a component. This paper builds
a "Dynamic Kernel" — literally named as a kernel — organized as a
Planner-Executor-Engine pipeline processing "QPacket" meta-headers carrying
service intent and append-only action-commit stamps, managing entanglement
as "a non-local, non-copyable, stateful network resource," including
pre-distributed entanglement and forwarding/delegation across nodes with
uneven generation support. If the full paper's kernel adjudicates admission
among competing service requests over a held, decaying entanglement
resource — not just the single scoped linear-chain demonstration the
abstract describes — this would be the closest occupant of the fence's full
form seen in this project's surveillance to date, and the fence's
"unoccupied" conclusion would need re-examining. As abstracted ("deliberately
scoped to an analytically verifiable service and policy" on a "linear
quantum repeater chain"), it reads as a protocol-architecture demonstration
rather than a full multi-request scheduler — that narrowness is exactly what
the full read must check. For Q6: the abstract explicitly reports measuring
"signaling load, forwarding behavior, and QPacket meta-header growth" as a
function of policy choices and available network resources — controller/
signaling traffic is one of the constrained-resource classes Q6 names
directly. If the full paper shows signaling/controller load scaling with
reconfiguration or actuation decisions rather than only header encoding, it
could give Q6 a first real number for that resource class.
- **mapping note:** *possibly* Q1 — the link-preparation policy accounting for
pre-distributed entanglement is adjacent to replenishment cadence, but no
cadence distribution is claimed, so this is inference. *Possibly* Q5 — the
linear-chain topology is a specific, non-switched topology and does not
address port-level multiplexing or reconfiguration granularity; also
inference. Whoever pays this debt should check the fence and Q6 first.

### arXiv 2608.22766 — Spatio-temporal Path Optimization for Stabilizer-Code-Protected Quantum Networks
*Zhang, Wang, Zhao, Chen, Guo. Submitted 2026-08-24; revised (v2) 2026-08-25.*
- **status:** UNREAD (abstract read 2026-08-31; the paper itself is the debt)
- **touches:** fence
- **would change:** This paper jointly optimizes, for a logical qubit
traversing multiple hops, the path, the QEC-recovery locations, and the
protection scheme, under "logical-error and logical-lifetime constraints,"
with a multi-flow variant reducing "throughput-normalized congestion"
relative to greedy assignment. "Logical-lifetime constraints" is a
perishability model (the encoded state has decaying validity); the choice
of recovery location is a custody-like decision (where the state is held
and reconstituted along the route); multi-flow congestion reduction implies
resource contention resolved across competing flows — the three elements
the fence names (perishable good + custody + admission). If the full
paper's multi-flow algorithm is actually adjudicating admission among
contending requests for a shared, decaying network resource, rather than
optimizing a single flow's static route in isolation, it would occupy more
of the fence's full form than anything read so far in this project's
surveillance, and the fence's "unoccupied" conclusion would need
re-examining. As abstracted, it is framed as a routing-algorithm
contribution ("algorithmic building block for QEC-aware routing"), not as a
scheduler or OS — that framing is exactly what the full read must check.
- **mapping note:** no fidelity-spread or path-persistence data is claimed
(Q2, Q7 not mapped — the abstract reports routing-cost and congestion
reductions, not fidelity measurements or temporal rank data), so this entry
is filed under the fence alone rather than padded with inferential question
mappings.

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*Sweep of 2026-08-24 (fourth scheduled run). Window: submissions 2026-08-17
through 2026-08-24 (default 8-day window; prior sweep was 2026-08-17). Direct
arXiv access (export.arxiv.org API and arxiv.org/abs pages) worked this run;
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