Question
Chronocline models a timing channel where observations are quantised and disturbed by jitter. The central question is how much capacity remains when the receiver cannot observe time continuously.
Approach
The work treats resolution and jitter as first-class parts of the channel, then compares their effect on distinguishable timing symbols. This keeps the analysis tied to implementable clocks and schedulers instead of an idealised continuous-time receiver.
Status
The study is complete. This public entry keeps the result at the methodological level while the paper material is prepared for release.
Takeaway
Timing-channel discussions benefit from stating their measurement resolution explicitly. Jitter is not merely experimental noise here: it changes the set of symbols the receiver can reliably distinguish.