Three move fractions show crosstalk as a directed count transfer between lanes. Exact arithmetic here means exact results for the stated model inputs; measured inputs still carry uncertainty and significant-figure limits.

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One tenth of lane a moves to lane b

Lane a starts with 60 counts. Moving 1/10 sends 6 counts to lane b, giving output 54 and 46.

60110=660\cdot\frac{1}{10}=6
One-tenth crosstalk rowThe direction is fixed from lane a to lane b.3/5lane a2/5lane b27/50lane a23/50lane bchannel map

One fifth of lane a moves twelve counts

With the same source ledger, move fraction 1/5 moves 12 counts, so the output is 48 in lane a and 52 in lane b.

6015=1260\cdot\frac{1}{5}=12
One-fifth crosstalk rowThe moved count is checked by the channel matrix.3/5lane a2/5lane b12/25lane a13/25lane bchannel map

One third of lane a moves twenty counts

A larger move fraction 1/3 sends 20 counts to lane b, ending at 40 and 60.

6013=2060\cdot\frac{1}{3}=20
One-third crosstalk rowThree rows make directional crosstalk visible.3/5lane a2/5lane b2/5lane a3/5lane bchannel map