Projection-Constrained Quantum Operations
Binary quantum algorithms running on ternary hardware — through projection constraint.
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Binary quantum algorithms running on ternary hardware — through projection constraint.
What It IS
Technical VisionThe architectural essence — what makes this technology work
A ternary computational substrate with two of its three states activated, the third constrained to zero — a qubit projected from a qutrit. Every binary quantum algorithm runs on the ternary machine, seeing only the subspace it needs. The ternary substrate is strictly more capable.
Abstract
Constrained quantum operations that preserve ternary structure while leveraging quantum mechanics for computational advantage.
Visual Essence
A ternary computational substrate with two of its three states activated, the third constrained to zero — a qubit projected from a qutrit. Every binary quantum algorithm runs on the ternary machine, seeing only the subspace it needs. The ternary substrate is strictly more capable.
Technology Domains
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