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Techniques for constructing the tensor product of two generalized sample spaces which admit unital sets of dispersion-free weights are discussed. A duality theory is developed, based on the 1-cuts of the dispersion-free weights, and used to produce a candidate for the tensor product. This construction is verified for Dacification manuals, a conjecture is given for other reflexive cases, and some adjustments for nonreflexive cases are considered. An alternate approach, using graphs of interpretation morphisms on the duals, is also presented.
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Lock, R.H. The tensor product of generalized sample spaces which admit a unital set of dispersion-free weights. Found Phys 20, 477–498 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01883236
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