A tutorial on Quantum Noise Characterization and Mitigation
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A tutorial on Quantum Noise Characterization and Mitigation
Schrödinger’s Cat Simulation
Investigating hyperchaotic driving effects on qubit coherence and entanglement
Reproducible open-system framework for tubulin quantum dynamics: decoherence baselines, HEOM/Redfield validation, Bayesian contraction summaries, and falsifiable non-equilibrium tests.
This repository contains code for the research paper "Transition Path and Interface Sampling of Stochastic Schrödinger Dynamics (2024)".
Simulation and analysis of a cognitive phase transition in quantum observer perception. Based on the Renkel experiment and categorical quantum models.
simulation_check.py
Spin echo experiment simulation implementing a polinomially expensive algorithm reproducing a cientific paper.
The Quantum Measurement Problem
Computational verification of Pisot pruning across the trinomial family x^n = x + 1 — three-test suite for the algebraic foundation of Pisot Dimensional Theory.
15-qubit Loschmidt-echo protocol for benchmarking mid-circuit measurements on near-term quantum hardware. Includes exact state-vector simulation, H2-1 calibrated surrogate noise modeling, and 400-shot Quantinuum emulator validation via Azure Quantum
Gravitational decoherence rate depends on measurement basis. Testable prediction from Diosi-Penrose model.
T1 amplitude and T2 dephasing decay on a qubit density matrix
A bounded, epistemically-labeled CLI harness verifying model-output consistency for a phenomenological spacetime-curvature -> quantum-channel mapping. Model-consistency only, not a physics proof.
Only I can make this.
Observer Frequency Structure Interpretation – interpretative framework on the quantum measurement problem.
Semiclassical gravity sourcing law: the source is the system's state conditioned on the physical records of its position, whether or not anyone reads them. Closed-form law, reproducible simulation checks with controls, and a feasibility study for testing it on optomechanical platforms. All numbers are generated from stored results.
A conceptual and experimentally feasible triple-layer protocol based on Young’s double-slit experiment, designed to test whether physical interaction alone suffices for loss of interference or whether conscious observation adds any observable role in quantum measurement.
Transliteration of “Decoherence vs Dynamical Casimir Effect” (Schützhold & Tiersch, 2005). Part of the Eckohaus Core Repository Framework — one repo per paper linking formulae, transliteration, schematic design, and authorship metadata in an open catalogue.
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