Quantum Computing Based on Probabilistic Geometry A Tensor-Theoretical Framework for the Control of Uncertainty

Nemoto, Ryusho

Published Oct 12, 2025• 0 citations

Abstract

This paper reexamines the patent entitled “Quantum Computer Based on Probabilistic Geometry” (Publication No. 2019-220121, Japan Patent Office, 2019) in light of the Tenson Theory. By combining probabilistic number theory with geometric tensor analysis, we propose a control algorithm that represents quantum bit transitions on a probabilistic manifold. The aim is to reinterpret quantum information processing as a geometrical regulation of uncertainty, bridging mathematical physics, information science, and the philosophy of probability.

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