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Theoretical framework with numerical illustration

Phase-Locked Quantum-Plasma Processor: Normalized Hamiltonian and Stability Analysis

The original formal statement of a phase-resonant computation concept. It is retained as the historical proposal and provenance record; V1R is the authoritative interpretive update.

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EVIDENCE MODE
Numerical study
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Public publication · DOI
01QUESTION

Research question

Can computation be formulated as dissipative resonant convergence rather than as a sequence of logic gates?

02MODEL

MODEL SCOPE

Public model description

A dimensionless Hamiltonian couples task encoding, resonance-lock feedback, a quantum–plasma interaction term, dissipation, and readout. Local and periodically driven stability are expressed through Jacobian eigenvalues and Floquet multipliers.

03EXPERIMENT

PROTOCOL

Declared evidence chain

A prototype one-dimensional illustration follows normalized energy, phase locking, and the stated stability diagnostics during a prescribed convergence schedule.

Series: Normalized formalism · stability criteria · 1D illustration

  • Normalized formalism
  • stability criteria
  • 1D illustration

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04RESULT

EVIDENCE

Results inside the model

1DPrototype illustration
Re(λᵢ) < 0Local stability condition
|μᵢ| < 1Floquet bound

INTERACTIVE MODEL LENS

Hamiltonian convergence lens

A compact state-space view of task encoding, resonance locking, dissipation, and bounded readout in the normalized V1 formalism.

NORMALIZED EXPLANATORY VIEW
Active stateStable readout

The public stability conditions bound the selected fixed point.

Geometry, intensity, timing, and motion in this lens are normalized explanatory encodings. They are not experimental measurements. Published aggregates remain in the evidence signals and source figure.
  1. A dimensionless Hamiltonian and readout formalism is stated explicitly.
  2. Convergence is bounded by Re(λᵢ) < 0 and subunit Floquet multipliers.
  3. The prototype illustration reports energy minimisation and phase locking for its selected setup; V1R later audits which parts survive, fail, require replacement, or remain open.
05CLAIM BOUNDARY

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CLAIM BOUNDARY

  1. 01
    Declared numerical protocol

    Normalized formalism · stability criteria · 1D illustration

  2. 02
    Supported model-level finding

    A dimensionless Hamiltonian and readout formalism is stated explicitly.

  3. Claim boundary
  4. 03
    Requires a separate validation chain

    This archived proposal is not the current interpretive authority. It does not validate a physical processor, plasma implementation, quantum advantage, or manufacturable architecture; consult V1R before carrying any V1 statement forward.

Numerical evidence is not physical validation. Transfer to a material, device, organism, environment, or operational service requires a separate validation chain whenever such a transfer is relevant.

06PUBLICATION

Publication record

Author
Nikita Teslia
Programme
Archive
Claim type
Theoretical framework with numerical illustration
Year
2025
Dossier review
Series
Normalized formalism · stability criteria · 1D illustration
License
License not stated in the supplied PDF
DOI
10.5281/zenodo.15653011

Citation

Teslia, N. (2025). Phase-Locked Quantum-Plasma Processor: Normalized Hamiltonian and Stability Analysis. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15653011Open publication record

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