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Physics papers 13 papers

Physicists. Quantum mechanics and its foundations, qubit and device physics, decoherence and leakage, entanglement, anyons and topological matter, superconductivity, thermodynamics of physical systems, spacetime, cosmology and quantum biology.

Teaching. Course and seminar material Tagged papers: 34.

  1. Physicsv0.4.1

    ZX Diagrams at the Seam: Spiders, Pauli Webs, Gadgets, and the Cafeteria Problem of Cross-Disciplinary Imports

    Diagrammatic languages are the most successful interface between quantum computing and the human mind. The ZX calculus — with its spiders, Pauli webs, and gadgets — is taught as the intuitive picture of quantum processes, and its completeness theorems are among the finest results in the field. Yet…

  2. Physics

    Frequency as Valuation Theory: The Rational Ratio at the Heart of Physical Law

    Frequency in dimensionless Planck units is a rational ratio a/b in Q. The Compton frequency of a fundamental particle is its invariant identity — its prime spectrum.

  3. Physicsv1.3.3

    The Revolutionary Beginner's Guide to Quantum Computing: Why We Don't Have Quantum Computers Yet — and What the Geometric Alternative Offers

    A 20-chapter beginner's guide to quantum computing that starts with an honest question — why don't we have quantum computers yet? — rather than the usual "here's what a qubit is." The guide teaches the standard curriculum (qubits, entanglement, algorithms, error correction) accurately, explains why…

  4. Physicsrev 22 Oct 2026v1.1.0

    Knowing Patterns: An Epistemology for People Tired of Being Fixed

    No steps. No habits to install. No “mindset shifts” to practice until they stick. No journaling prompts. Descriptions of how patterns work. In physics. In biology. In the daily motion of attention, mood, action, and thought. Descriptions of what a “thing” actually is (a temporary knot of relations)…

  5. Physicsrev 14 Sep 2026v2.0.0

    Syntactic Generation

    Traditional models of physical reality rely on the assumption of foundational substances. These base materials are typically conceptualized as particles, fields, or continuous spatial manifolds. Such approaches inevitably generate persistent philosophical dualisms and questions regarding ultimate…

  6. Physics

    Static Architecture of Reality

    URL: https://papers.qnfo.org/papers/static-architecture-of-reality/ Date: 2026-03-21 Version: 1.0.1 Human consciousness presents a world in constant flux. From the rotation of planets to the decay of particles, every measurement confirms a dynamic universe. This experience of temporal flow is so…

  7. Physics

    Double Pendulum as a Topological Bridge

    The double pendulum serves as the paradigmatic model for the transition from integrability to chaos, yet its potential as a rigorous bridge between classical nonlinear dynamics and quantum open systems remains underutilized. By treating the system’s phase space as a topologically tiled manifold…

  8. Physics

    Topology of Quanta

    The historical development of quantum mechanics was marked by a profound bifurcation between physical intuition and mathematical formalism, a divergence often characterized as a category error that delayed the integration of topology into physics by nearly a century. This paper argues that the…

  9. Physicsrev 13 Sep 2026v2.0.0

    WINDING NUMBERS AND STRANGE LOOPS

    The historical preference for linear mathematical frameworks in physics represents a profound ontological oversight. This paper establishes that physical reality emerges not from linear foundations with circular corrections, but from circular/topological primitives with linear projections. The…

  10. Physicsrev 29 Oct 2026v1.1.0

    Standard Model

    The Standard Model (SM) of particle physics represents the most precise and empirically successful framework devised for describing fundamental particles and their interactions. This rigorous empirical success is intrinsically coupled with severe, formally demonstrable theoretical deficiencies that…

  11. Physicsrev 20 Oct 2026v1.2.0

    Continuum is Real

    For over a century, physics has been defined by an ontological schism. The continuous, deterministic, and local reality described by classical mechanics and general relativity stands in direct opposition to the discrete, probabilistic, and non-local phenomena of quantum mechanics. This division has…

  12. Physics

    Quantum Mechanics as Applied Wave Harmonics

    This textbook introduces a deterministic derivation and reinterpretation of quantum mechanics from the first principles of classical wave mechanics. It argues that all phenomena conventionally attributed to quantum mechanics are emergent properties of a fundamentally classical reality composed of…

  13. Physics

    The Simplicity of Reality: Deconstructing the Mathematical Epicycles of Modern Physics

    Simplicity of Reality: Deconstructing the Mathematical Epicycles of Modern Physics Abstract: This paper argues that the impenetrable mathematical abstraction of modern theoretical physics is not a necessary feature of reality, but a direct symptom of a flawed ontological foundation initiated by…

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