Abstract
This disclosure establishes a rigorous mathematical, programmatic, and structural bridge between the experimental implementation of table-top Three-Dimensional Photoemission Orbital Tomography (3D-POT) and the theoretical architecture of the Dimensionally Extended Holographic Projection (DEHP) model. Current 3D-POT setups suffer from phase-retrieval latency, requiring complex numerical iterations to reconstruct the lost quantum phase from 2D momentum-space projections.
This paper introduces a real-time Module 6 Spherical Harmonic Instruction Set Compiler that maps continuous wavefield phase modulations directly onto a Distributed Ternary Fluid-Canvas Operating Network. By treating the 2D momentum distribution as a boundary information substrate, the spatial-harmonic phase is deterministically recovered through a non-linear geometric inversion governed by an Asymmetric Twist Tensor. This framework bypasses traditional binary constraints, achieving zero-latency qubit compilation and topological protection against phononic cross-talk directly on a laboratory workbench.
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Recommended Citation
Eckes, Christopher L., "A High-Dimensional Spatial-Harmonic Compiler Protocol and Asymmetric Twist Tensor Mapping Layer for Direct Qubit Encoding in Table-Top 3D-POT Laboratory Streams", Technical Disclosure Commons, (August 07, 2026)
https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/11295