Prove the one-shot QES memory-budget bound
Prove, for semiclassical states with a compressible finite-dimensional predictive sector, that the conditional predictive memory cost of the late Hawking-radiation process is bounded by the generalized-entropy quantum-extremal-surface memory budget, up to the stated smoothing and finite-block correction; equivalently, establish the one-shot identification between the conditional max-entropy of the minimal predictive memory and the generalized-entropy budget.
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Conjecture (heuristic). In this regime, \begin{equation} m_\epsilon(L\,|\,R_t) \ \lesssim\ \frac{\mathcal B_{\mathrm{QES}(t)}}{\ln 2} +\Delta_{\mathrm{1shot}(\epsilon,\psi), \end{equation} where \Delta_{\mathrm{1shot} is a smoothing and finite-block correction that vanishes in the asymptotic limit. The finite-dimensional evaporation comb fixes the bulk normalization: before recovery its cost is $\log_2\dim M_{\min}$, and after recovery it is zero at the selected tolerance. The JT calculation supplies the QES exchange and the $\sqrt{\epsilon(C)}$ reconstruction correction. The additional step in~eq:memory-budget-conjecture, identifying the one-shot predictive entropy with the generalized-entropy budget, is the holographic input. Its proof would turn the collapse of $m_\epsilon$ into a resource-theoretic refinement of the Page curve, with the dilaton and bulk-memory terms providing the expected semiclassical scaling.