Quantum Computing

Why Quantum Computing Uses More Rules Than It Actually Needs

A Criticality Theorem for Reality: Why Facts Form Only Near a Phase Boundary

Why Quantum Systems Multiply Instead of Add: A Physical Origin of the Tensor Product

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The Scope of Quantum Computing: A Clarification

The Physical Admissibility Framework (PAF): Finite Distinguishability, Irreversible Commitment, and the Cost of Facts

The Hamiltonian as an Admissibility Generator in VERSF

Measurement as Commitment: Why Quantum Systems Are Relational

Quantum Computation Reinterpreted: Delayed Distinguishability and Competitive Bit Formation

Distinguishability: The Missing Constraint in Modern Science

It isn’t actually a Giant Computer but its laws are those of optimal computation.

Why Quantum Randomness Might Be an Illusion!

Complex Hilbert Space from Distinguishability Principles

From Entropy to Information: The Next Step in Understanding Reality

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Same Rules in Two Very Different Places!

A Beginning and Infinity Don’t Mix!

Does the Universe Have a Frame Rate?

The Stable Pattern Number: Has the Universe Hit Its Creative Limit?

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The Computational Boundary of Physical Reality

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