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Composition where a whole cannot be meaningfully decomposed into its original parts, central to Schrödinger compositional theory
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- Schrödinger Compositional TheoryimplementsProcess theory variant where composition is non-trivial (whole cannot be decomposed meaningfully) and all ingredients have clear ontological counterparts in reality.
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