Abstract
This disclosure establishes a non-textual, multi-dimensional machine language and compiling framework optimized for two-dimensional quantum fluid and topological computing substrates. By replacing linear, binary assembly instruction sets (e.g., QASM) with spatial-harmonic vector topologies, programming commands are encoded directly as geometric phase deformations and wave-packet configurations. A bi-directional, reversible semantic compiler architecture is defined to eliminate information erasure latency and satisfy thermodynamic zero-emission constraints during algorithmic runtime execution.
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Recommended Citation
Eckes, Christopher L., "An Adaptive Geometric Vector Encoding Language and Spatial-Harmonic Compiler for Topological Computing Engines", Technical Disclosure Commons, ()
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