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Main Author: Thorn, A.M.
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Published: Zenodo 2025
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17469114
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contents <p>TWIST Quantum uses a single unitary step Ψₙ₊₁ = e^(-iq√(j²+b²))Ψₙ to replace many quantum postulates. From four primitives (q,I,k,a) we derive ℏ = q√(Ik), c = a√(k/I), and tick time Δt = q/√(k/I). Electromagnetism enters as holonomy on a discrete complex (DEC). With the ABCD deck, constants collapse to α⁻¹ = AB (pure geometry times one micro dial), the Golden–FRW background is one number C, and the EM–gravity bridge becomes a π-φ prefactor times B. Benchmarks (free packet, double slit, HO, hydrogen, AB ring, Hofstadter, Landau, spin, CHSH) reproduce textbook results while showing 10²–10³× speedups when the propagator is diagonal in momentum (ticks are compiled, not iterated).</p>
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spellingShingle Fast ABCD+q Quantum Mechanics Calculator: Deriving Schrödinger, Pauli, and Dirac with Significant Computational Gains in TWIST
Thorn, A.M.
<p>TWIST Quantum uses a single unitary step Ψₙ₊₁ = e^(-iq√(j²+b²))Ψₙ to replace many quantum postulates. From four primitives (q,I,k,a) we derive ℏ = q√(Ik), c = a√(k/I), and tick time Δt = q/√(k/I). Electromagnetism enters as holonomy on a discrete complex (DEC). With the ABCD deck, constants collapse to α⁻¹ = AB (pure geometry times one micro dial), the Golden–FRW background is one number C, and the EM–gravity bridge becomes a π-φ prefactor times B. Benchmarks (free packet, double slit, HO, hydrogen, AB ring, Hofstadter, Landau, spin, CHSH) reproduce textbook results while showing 10²–10³× speedups when the propagator is diagonal in momentum (ticks are compiled, not iterated).</p>
title Fast ABCD+q Quantum Mechanics Calculator: Deriving Schrödinger, Pauli, and Dirac with Significant Computational Gains in TWIST
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17469114