V2Foundational systems2025

Simulation study

Phase-Locked Quantum-Plasma Computation: Resonant Convergence in a Dynamically Coupled Field

A dynamically coupled phase-field model is used to study self-organisation, memory, spectral attractors, and bit-level readout without a conventional gate architecture.

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Research question

Can resonance, nonlinear confinement, density feedback, and plasticity generate useful computational observables without explicit gate logic?

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Method and experiment series

The report combines a Kuramoto-like oscillator test, a 20×20 spatial phase field, quartic confinement, density feedback, γ-plasticity, masks, and corrupted-pattern recall studies.

Series: Oscillator locking · 2D field · memory · readout · case studies

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Key results

  • The oscillator ensemble reaches frequency locking in the reported setup.
  • A dominant spatial FFT mode appears after field stabilisation.
  • The corrupted-input test reports 50.1% recovery accuracy at 15% corruption, constraining stronger recall claims.

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What is not established

The demonstrations are architecture-level simulations. Their computational usefulness, scaling, physical substrate, and advantage over established methods remain unvalidated.

This work reports a theoretical or simulation result within a stated model. It is not physical validation of a technology and requires independent verification before real-world transfer.

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