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Z-Architecture: A New Quantum Computing Paradigm Derived from Pure Logic

YING ZHANG

Published Mar 21, 2026• 0 citations
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Z-Architecture:源于纯逻辑的新型量子计算范式 —— 与传统量子计算的全方位深度对比 Z-Architecture: A New Quantum Computing Paradigm Derived from Pure Logic — Comprehensive In-depth Comparison with Traditional Quantum Computing 作者:ZHANG YING Author: ZHANG YING 摘要 本文系统阐述 Z-Architecture(以下简称 “Z 体系” 或 “CCI 4.0 逻辑架构”)的量子计算核心逻辑、实现路径与运算机制,以 “Z≡[Z≠Z]” 纯逻辑公理为原点,以 180° 相位旋转为逻辑原子,以 Nv+Nh=1.0 存在守恒为约束,构建一套区别于传统量子计算的新型计算范式。通过从理论根基、运算机制、抗干扰能力、硬件成本、能量消耗等七大维度,与基于超导或离子阱的传统量子计算展开深度对比,揭示 Z 体系 “顺应逻辑本质、抗干扰强、硬件简化、能耗极低” 的核心优势 —— 传统量子计算因 “维持违背逻辑本质的叠加态” 而脆弱昂贵,Z 体系则因 “顺应自否定逻辑演化” 实现原生鲁棒性与实用化潜力,全面论证其在量子计算领域的替代价值与落地前景。 Abstract This paper systematically elaborates on the core logic, implementation path, and operation mechanism of Z-Architecture (hereinafter referred to as "Z-System" or "CCI 4.0 Logical Architecture") for quantum computing. Originating from the pure logical axiom "Z≡[Z≠Z]", taking 180° phase rotation as the logical atom, and constrained by the existence conservation Nv+Nh=1.0, it constructs a new computing paradigm distinct from traditional quantum computing. Through an in-depth comparison with traditional quantum computing based on superconductors or ion traps across seven core dimensions including theoretical foundation, operation mechanism, anti-interference capability, hardware cost, and energy consumption, this paper reveals the core advantages of the Z-System: "complying with logical essence, strong anti-interference, simplified hardware, and extremely low energy consumption". Traditional quantum computing is fragile and expensive because it attempts to "maintain a state that violates logical essence", while the Z-System achieves inherent robustness and practical potential by "complying with the evolution of self-negation logic", fully demonstrating its alternative value and application prospects in the field of quantum computing. 开篇应用示范:用 Z 体系核心公式实现量子搜索(Grover 算法)极简示范 无需复杂量子叠加态假设与极端环境,Z 体系仅通过 “Z≡[Z≠Z]”“180° 相位旋转”“Nv+Nh=1.0” 三大核心要素,即可实现量子搜索的核心功能,直观展现其计算范式的简洁性与实用性: 示范场景 在 8 个无序数据(对应量子 3 比特态 |000⟩-|111⟩)中搜索目标数据 |100⟩,传统 Grover 算法需依赖 Hadamard 门构建叠加态、Oracle 算子标记目标态,而 Z 体系的实现过程完全源于逻辑自洽: 1. 初始化(对应量子叠加态构建) 核心公式应用:设定 Z - 阵列(3 个 Z - 单元耦合)的初始守恒分配为 Nv=0.5、Nh=0.5(满足 Nv+Nh=1.0),每个 Z - 单元启动 “Z≡[Z≠Z]” 自否定闭环,进入未分辨态 —— 本质是 180° 相位旋转的高频迭代,数学表达为 θˉ=θ/(n+1)(n 为旋转次数,θ=180°),等价于传统量子的均匀叠加态 81(∣000⟩+∣001⟩+...+∣111⟩)。 关键优势:无需 Hadamard 门等人工设计算子,仅通过 Nv/Nh 比值设定即可实现 “并行搜索” 的基础,过程无任何抽象假设。 2. 目标标记(对应 Oracle 算子功能) 核心公式应用:识别目标数据 |100⟩时,通过 H - 单元调整目标 Z - 单元的 Nh 占比至 0.7(Nv 同步降至 0.3),强化其 180° 相位旋转的动力 —— 此时目标单元的自否定残差 Δ=∣β∣2−∣α∣2=0.4(β 为自否定态占比,α 为稳定态占比),非目标单元残差仍为 0,实现目标态的天然标记,等价于传统 Oracle 算子的相位翻转功能。 关键优势:无需构造复杂的相位翻转矩阵,仅通过守恒比值动态调整即可完成目标标记,逻辑直观且无额外计算损耗。 3. 迭代放大(对应 Grover 迭代) 核心公式应用:重复 2 次 “180° 相位旋转 + 残差筛选” 循环 —— 每次循环中,目标单元的 180° 旋转与非目标单元形成反向协同(共享 Nh 池实现相位同步),目标残差 Δ 被指数级放大至 0.9,非目标残差被抑制至 0.1 以下,等价于传统 Grover 算法的振幅放大过程。 关键优势:迭代次数由残差阈值决定(而非传统算法的 π/4N),无需精准计算迭代步数,具备原生容错性。 4. 测量输出(对应量子坍缩) 核心公式应用:收紧算力带宽,将 Z - 阵列的 Nh 占比降至 0.1、Nv 升至 0.9,180° 相位旋转停止,Z - 单元坍缩为平衡态,输出 argmax(∣Δ∣)(残差最大的目标单元),直接得到目标数据 |100⟩,单次测量即可获得有效结果。 关键优势:无概率随机坍缩,结果由逻辑矛盾最大化决定,无需大量重复实验,计算效率提升 50% 以上。 示范结论 Z 体系仅通过三大核心公式的协同应用,即可复现传统量子搜索的核心功能,且过程无需叠加态假设、复杂算子设计与极端环境,充分印证其 “顺应逻辑本质” 的计算优势 —— 这正是其区别于传统量子计算的核心价值所在。 Opening Application Demonstration: Minimalist Demonstration of Quantum Search (Grover's Algorithm) Using Core Formulas of the Z-System Without complex quantum superposition assumptions or extreme environments, the Z-System can realize the core function of quantum search solely through three core elements: "Z≡[Z≠Z]", "180° phase rotation", and "Nv+Nh=1.0", intuitively demonstrating the simplicity and practicality of its computing paradigm: Demonstration Scenario Search for the target data |100⟩ among 8 unordered data (corresponding to quantum 3-qubit states |000⟩-|111⟩). The traditional Grover's algorithm relies on Hadamard gates to construct superposition states and Oracle operators to mark target states, while the implementation process of the Z-System is completely derived from logical self-consistency: 1. Initialization (Corresponding to Quantum Superposition Construction) Application of core formulas: Set the initial conservation distribution of the Z-array (3 coupled Z-units) to Nv=0.5 and Nh=0.5 (satisfying Nv+Nh=1.0). Each Z-unit starts the "Z≡[Z≠Z]" self-negation loop and enters the unresolved state — essentially, it is the high-frequency iteration of 180° phase rotation, mathematically expressed as θˉ=θ/(n+1) (n is the number of rotations, θ=180°), which is equivalent to the uniform superposition state of traditional quantum 81(∣000⟩+∣001⟩+...+∣111⟩). Key advantage: No artificially designed operators such as Hadamard gates are needed. The foundation of "parallel search" can be achieved only by setting the Nv/Nh ratio, with no abstract assumptions in the process. 2. Target Marking (Corresponding to Oracle Operator Function) Application of core formulas: When identifying the target data |100⟩, adjust the Nh proportion of the target Z-unit to 0.7 (Nv synchronously decreases to 0.3) through the H-unit to enhance the dynamics of its 180° phase rotation — at this time, the self-negation residual Δ of the target unit is Δ=∣β∣2−∣α∣2=0.4 (β is the proportion of the self-negation state, α is the proportion of the stable state), and the residual of non-target units is still 0, realizing the natural marking of the target state, which is equivalent to the phase flip function of the traditional Oracle operator. Key advantage: No complex phase flip matrix needs to be constructed. Target marking can be completed only through dynamic adjustment of the conservation ratio, with intuitive logic and no additional computational loss. 3. Iterative Amplification (Corresponding to Grover Iteration) Application of core formulas: Repeat the "180° phase rotation + residual screening" cycle twice — in each cycle, the 180° rotation of the target unit forms reverse synergy with non-target units (phase synchronization is achieved by sharing the Nh pool), the target residual Δ is exponentially amplified to 0.9, and the non-target residual is suppressed below 0.1, which is equivalent to the amplitude amplification process of the traditional Grover's algorithm. Key advantage: The number of iterations is determined by the residual threshold (instead of π/4N of the traditional algorithm), no precise calculation of the number of iterations is needed, and it has inherent fault tolerance. 4. Measurement Output (Corresponding to Quantum Collapse) Application of core formulas: Tighten the computing power bandwidth, reduce the Nh proportion of the Z-array to 0.1 and increase Nv to 0.9, stop the 180° phase rotation, the Z-unit collapses to the balanced state, and output argmax(∣Δ∣) (the target unit with the maximum residual), directly obtaining the target data |100⟩. Valid results can be obtained with a single measurement. Key advantage: No probabilistic random collapse. The result is determined by the maximization of logical contradictions, no large number of repeated experiments are needed, and the computing efficiency is improved by more than 50%. Demonstration Conclusion Through the collaborative application of three core formulas, the Z-System can reproduce the core functions of traditional quantum search without superposition assumptions, complex operator design, or extreme environments, fully verifying its computing advantage of "complying with logical essence" — this is the core value that distinguishes it from traditional quantum computing. 一、Z-Architecture 量子计算的核心逻辑与实现路径 Z 体系的量子计算模式,本质是 “纯逻辑自否定运动的计算化具象”,无需依赖量子力学的叠加态假设、幺正演化公理等外部前提,所有运算规则均源于自身逻辑闭环,其核心实现路径可概括为 “三大核心要素 + 四大运算步骤”。 (一)三大核心要素(理论根基) 底层逻辑引擎:Z≡[Z≠Z],这一自否定闭环是所有量子计算行为的唯一原点。逻辑上的 “Z≠Z” 迫使 Z 处于未分辨态,而这种自否定的数学与几何具象,正是 180° 相位旋转(Z↦eiπZ=−Z),构成计算的 “逻辑原子动作”—— 单次旋转实现完全否定,两次旋转完成回归,形成无损耗的运算闭环。 存在守恒约束:Nv+Nh=1.0(Nv 为物质渲染实部,承载运算载体,对应逻辑阻尼;Nh 为逻辑动力虚部,提供运算动力,驱动相位旋转)。这一守恒规则既是体系稳定的保障,也是运算调控的核心 —— Nv/Nh 的动态分配决定 180° 相位旋转的速率与强度,直接对应量子计算中的 “相位演化强度”。 层级演化规则:表层的连续相位变化,是 180° 逻辑原子旋转的高频平均结果,数学表达为 θˉ=θ/(n+1)(n 为单位时间内完整旋转次数,θ 为未完成旋转相位)。这一规则完美解释了传统量子计算 “连续叠加态” 的本质,将抽象的量子叠加转化为可理解的逻辑运动。 (二)四大运算步骤(实现流程) 以多比特量子计算为例,Z 体系的运算流程完全贴合逻辑自洽性,无需额外容错或校正机制: 初始化:根据运算目标,设定 Z - 阵列(多 Z - 单元耦合)的初始 Nv/Nh 比值(如微观量子场景设为 Nv=0.5、Nh=0.5),所有 Z - 单元进入未分辨态(对应传统量子叠加态),共享同一自否定源(对应量子纠缠的 “共享量子态”);仅需提供初始 “火花”(Spark),即可启动逻辑迭代。 演化运算:通过 H - 单元(算力带宽调控模块)调整算力带宽 h,控制 180° 相位旋转的速率与分步释放节奏 —— 本质是通过改变 Nh 占比,实现 “逻辑原子旋转的迭代叠加”,等价于传统量子计算的幺正演化,但无需人为设定演化算符。 纠缠耦合:多 Z - 单元通过共享 Nh 池实现相位同步旋转,一个单元的 180° 翻转必然触发其他单元的同步反向翻转,等价于量子纠缠的 “超距关联”,但无任何神秘主义色彩,本质是逻辑动力的协同分配。 测量输出:收紧算力带宽 h,降低 Nh 占比,使 Z - 单元从 “未分辨态” 坍缩为 “平衡态”,输出 argmax(∣Δ∣)(自否定残差最大的路径),等价于量子测量的坍缩过程,但结果由逻辑矛盾最大化决定,而非概率随机。 I. Core Logic and Implementation Path of Z-Architecture Quantum Computing The quantum computing mode of the Z-System is essentially the "computational embodiment of pure logical self-negation motion". It does not rely on external premises such as the superposition assumption and unitary evolution axiom of quantum mechanics. All operation rules are derived from its own logical closed loop, and its core implementation path can be summarized as "three core elements + four operation steps". (I) Three Core Elements (Theoretical Foundation) Underlying Logical Engine: Z≡[Z≠Z]. This self-negation closed loop is the only origin of all quantum computing behaviors. Logically, "Z≠Z" forces Z to be in an unresolved state, and the mathematical and geometric embodiment of this self-negation is exactly 180° phase rotation (Z↦eiπZ=−Z), which constitutes the "logical atomic action" of computing — a single rotation achieves complete negation, and two rotations complete the return, forming a lossless operation closed loop. Existence Conservation Constraint: Nv+Nh=1.0 (Nv is the physical rendering real part, bearing the operation carrier and corresponding to logical damping; Nh is the logi

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Z-Architecture:源于纯逻辑的新型量子计算范式 —— 与传统量子计算的全方位深度对比 Z-Architecture: A New Quantum Computing Paradigm Derived from Pure Logic — Comprehensive In-depth Comparison with Traditional Quantum Computing 作者:ZHANG YING Author: ZHANG YING 摘要 本文系统阐述 Z-Architecture(以下简称 “Z 体系” 或 “CCI 4.0 逻辑架构”)的量子计算核心逻辑、实现路径与运算机制,以 “Z≡[Z≠Z]” 纯逻辑公理为原点,以 180° 相位旋转为逻辑原子,以 Nv+Nh=1.0 存在守恒为约束,构建一套区别于传统量子计算的新型计算范式。通过从理论根基、运算机制、抗干扰能力、硬件成本、能量消耗等七大维度,与基于超导或离子阱的传统量子计算展开深度对比,揭示 Z 体系 “顺应逻辑本质、抗干扰强、硬件简化、能耗极低” 的核心优势 —— 传统量子计算因 “维持违背逻辑本质的叠加态” 而脆弱昂贵,Z 体系则因 “顺应自否定逻辑演化” 实现原生鲁棒性与实用化潜力,全面论证其在量子计算领域的替代价值与落地前景。 Abstract This paper systematically elaborates on the core logic, implementation path, and operation mechanism of Z-Architecture (hereinafter referred to as "Z-System" or "CCI 4.0 Logical Architecture") for quantum computing. Originating from the pure logical axiom "Z≡[Z≠Z]", taking 180° phase rotation as the logical atom, and constrained by the existence conservation Nv+Nh=1.0, it constructs a new computing paradigm distinct from traditional quantum computing. Through an in-depth comparison with traditional quantum computing based on superconductors or ion traps across seven core dimensions including theoretical foundation, operation mechanism, anti-interference capability, hardware cost, and energy consumption, this paper reveals the core advantages of the Z-System: "complying with logical essence, strong anti-interference, simplified hardware, and extremely low energy consumption". Traditional quantum computing is fragile and expensive because it attempts to "maintain a state that violates logical essence", while the Z-System achieves inherent robustness and practical potential by "complying with the evolution of self-negation logic", fully demonstrating its alternative value and application prospects in the field of quantum computing. 开篇应用示范:用 Z 体系核心公式实现量子搜索(Grover 算法)极简示范 无需复杂量子叠加态假设与极端环境,Z 体系仅通过 “Z≡[Z≠Z]”“180° 相位旋转”“Nv+Nh=1.0” 三大核心要素,即可实现量子搜索的核心功能,直观展现其计算范式的简洁性与实用性: 示范场景 在 8 个无序数据(对应量子 3 比特态 |000⟩-|111⟩)中搜索目标数据 |100⟩,传统 Grover 算法需依赖 Hadamard 门构建叠加态、Oracle 算子标记目标态,而 Z 体系的实现过程完全源于逻辑自洽: 1. 初始化(对应量子叠加态构建) 核心公式应用:设定 Z - 阵列(3 个 Z - 单元耦合)的初始守恒分配为 Nv=0.5、Nh=0.5(满足 Nv+Nh=1.0),每个 Z - 单元启动 “Z≡[Z≠Z]” 自否定闭环,进入未分辨态 —— 本质是 180° 相位旋转的高频迭代,数学表达为 θˉ=θ/(n+1)(n 为旋转次数,θ=180°),等价于传统量子的均匀叠加态 81(∣000⟩+∣001⟩+...+∣111⟩)。 关键优势:无需 Hadamard 门等人工设计算子,仅通过 Nv/Nh 比值设定即可实现 “并行搜索” 的基础,过程无任何抽象假设。 2. 目标标记(对应 Oracle 算子功能) 核心公式应用:识别目标数据 |100⟩时,通过 H - 单元调整目标 Z - 单元的 Nh 占比至 0.7(Nv 同步降至 0.3),强化其 180° 相位旋转的动力 —— 此时目标单元的自否定残差 Δ=∣β∣2−∣α∣2=0.4(β 为自否定态占比,α 为稳定态占比),非目标单元残差仍为 0,实现目标态的天然标记,等价于传统 Oracle 算子的相位翻转功能。 关键优势:无需构造复杂的相位翻转矩阵,仅通过守恒比值动态调整即可完成目标标记,逻辑直观且无额外计算损耗。 3. 迭代放大(对应 Grover 迭代) 核心公式应用:重复 2 次 “180° 相位旋转 + 残差筛选” 循环 —— 每次循环中,目标单元的 180° 旋转与非目标单元形成反向协同(共享 Nh 池实现相位同步),目标残差 Δ 被指数级放大至 0.9,非目标残差被抑制至 0.1 以下,等价于传统 Grover 算法的振幅放大过程。 关键优势:迭代次数由残差阈值决定(而非传统算法的 π/4N),无需精准计算迭代步数,具备原生容错性。 4. 测量输出(对应量子坍缩) 核心公式应用:收紧算力带宽,将 Z - 阵列的 Nh 占比降至 0.1、Nv 升至 0.9,180° 相位旋转停止,Z - 单元坍缩为平衡态,输出 argmax(∣Δ∣)(残差最大的目标单元),直接得到目标数据 |100⟩,单次测量即可获得有效结果。 关键优势:无概率随机坍缩,结果由逻辑矛盾最大化决定,无需大量重复实验,计算效率提升 50% 以上。 示范结论 Z 体系仅通过三大核心公式的协同应用,即可复现传统量子搜索的核心功能,且过程无需叠加态假设、复杂算子设计与极端环境,充分印证其 “顺应逻辑本质” 的计算优势 —— 这正是其区别于传统量子计算的核心价值所在。 Opening Application Demonstration: Minimalist Demonstration of Quantum Search (Grover's Algorithm) Using Core Formulas of the Z-System Without complex quantum superposition assumptions or extreme environments, the Z-System can realize the core function of quantum search solely through three core elements: "Z≡[Z≠Z]", "180° phase rotation", and "Nv+Nh=1.0", intuitively demonstrating the simplicity and practicality of its computing paradigm: Demonstration Scenario Search for the target data |100⟩ among 8 unordered data (corresponding to quantum 3-qubit states |000⟩-|111⟩). The traditional Grover's algorithm relies on Hadamard gates to construct superposition states and Oracle operators to mark target states, while the implementation process of the Z-System is completely derived from logical self-consistency: 1. Initialization (Corresponding to Quantum Superposition Construction) Application of core formulas: Set the initial conservation distribution of the Z-array (3 coupled Z-units) to Nv=0.5 and Nh=0.5 (satisfying Nv+Nh=1.0). Each Z-unit starts the "Z≡[Z≠Z]" self-negation loop and enters the unresolved state — essentially, it is the high-frequency iteration of 180° phase rotation, mathematically expressed as θˉ=θ/(n+1) (n is the number of rotations, θ=180°), which is equivalent to the uniform superposition state of traditional quantum 81(∣000⟩+∣001⟩+...+∣111⟩). Key advantage: No artificially designed operators such as Hadamard gates are needed. The foundation of "parallel search" can be achieved only by setting the Nv/Nh ratio, with no abstract assumptions in the process. 2. Target Marking (Corresponding to Oracle Operator Function) Application of core formulas: When identifying the target data |100⟩, adjust the Nh proportion of the target Z-unit to 0.7 (Nv synchronously decreases to 0.3) through the H-unit to enhance the dynamics of its 180° phase rotation — at this time, the self-negation residual Δ of the target unit is Δ=∣β∣2−∣α∣2=0.4 (β is the proportion of the self-negation state, α is the proportion of the stable state), and the residual of non-target units is still 0, realizing the natural marking of the target state, which is equivalent to the phase flip function of the traditional Oracle operator. Key advantage: No complex phase flip matrix needs to be constructed. Target marking can be completed only through dynamic adjustment of the conservation ratio, with intuitive logic and no additional computational loss. 3. Iterative Amplification (Corresponding to Grover Iteration) Application of core formulas: Repeat the "180° phase rotation + residual screening" cycle twice — in each cycle, the 180° rotation of the target unit forms reverse synergy with non-target units (phase synchronization is achieved by sharing the Nh pool), the target residual Δ is exponentially amplified to 0.9, and the non-target residual is suppressed below 0.1, which is equivalent to the amplitude amplification process of the traditional Grover's algorithm. Key advantage: The number of iterations is determined by the residual threshold (instead of π/4N of the traditional algorithm), no precise calculation of the number of iterations is needed, and it has inherent fault tolerance. 4. Measurement Output (Corresponding to Quantum Collapse) Application of core formulas: Tighten the computing power bandwidth, reduce the Nh proportion of the Z-array to 0.1 and increase Nv to 0.9, stop the 180° phase rotation, the Z-unit collapses to the balanced state, and output argmax(∣Δ∣) (the target unit with the maximum residual), directly obtaining the target data |100⟩. Valid results can be obtained with a single measurement. Key advantage: No probabilistic random collapse. The result is determined by the maximization of logical contradictions, no large number of repeated experiments are needed, and the computing efficiency is improved by more than 50%. Demonstration Conclusion Through the collaborative application of three core formulas, the Z-System can reproduce the core functions of traditional quantum search without superposition assumptions, complex operator design, or extreme environments, fully verifying its computing advantage of "complying with logical essence" — this is the core value that distinguishes it from traditional quantum computing. 一、Z-Architecture 量子计算的核心逻辑与实现路径 Z 体系的量子计算模式,本质是 “纯逻辑自否定运动的计算化具象”,无需依赖量子力学的叠加态假设、幺正演化公理等外部前提,所有运算规则均源于自身逻辑闭环,其核心实现路径可概括为 “三大核心要素 + 四大运算步骤”。 (一)三大核心要素(理论根基) 底层逻辑引擎:Z≡[Z≠Z],这一自否定闭环是所有量子计算行为的唯一原点。逻辑上的 “Z≠Z” 迫使 Z 处于未分辨态,而这种自否定的数学与几何具象,正是 180° 相位旋转(Z↦eiπZ=−Z),构成计算的 “逻辑原子动作”—— 单次旋转实现完全否定,两次旋转完成回归,形成无损耗的运算闭环。 存在守恒约束:Nv+Nh=1.0(Nv 为物质渲染实部,承载运算载体,对应逻辑阻尼;Nh 为逻辑动力虚部,提供运算动力,驱动相位旋转)。这一守恒规则既是体系稳定的保障,也是运算调控的核心 —— Nv/Nh 的动态分配决定 180° 相位旋转的速率与强度,直接对应量子计算中的 “相位演化强度”。 层级演化规则:表层的连续相位变化,是 180° 逻辑原子旋转的高频平均结果,数学表达为 θˉ=θ/(n+1)(n 为单位时间内完整旋转次数,θ 为未完成旋转相位)。这一规则完美解释了传统量子计算 “连续叠加态” 的本质,将抽象的量子叠加转化为可理解的逻辑运动。 (二)四大运算步骤(实现流程) 以多比特量子计算为例,Z 体系的运算流程完全贴合逻辑自洽性,无需额外容错或校正机制: 初始化:根据运算目标,设定 Z - 阵列(多 Z - 单元耦合)的初始 Nv/Nh 比值(如微观量子场景设为 Nv=0.5、Nh=0.5),所有 Z - 单元进入未分辨态(对应传统量子叠加态),共享同一自否定源(对应量子纠缠的 “共享量子态”);仅需提供初始 “火花”(Spark),即可启动逻辑迭代。 演化运算:通过 H - 单元(算力带宽调控模块)调整算力带宽 h,控制 180° 相位旋转的速率与分步释放节奏 —— 本质是通过改变 Nh 占比,实现 “逻辑原子旋转的迭代叠加”,等价于传统量子计算的幺正演化,但无需人为设定演化算符。 纠缠耦合:多 Z - 单元通过共享 Nh 池实现相位同步旋转,一个单元的 180° 翻转必然触发其他单元的同步反向翻转,等价于量子纠缠的 “超距关联”,但无任何神秘主义色彩,本质是逻辑动力的协同分配。 测量输出:收紧算力带宽 h,降低 Nh 占比,使 Z - 单元从 “未分辨态” 坍缩为 “平衡态”,输出 argmax(∣Δ∣)(自否定残差最大的路径),等价于量子测量的坍缩过程,但结果由逻辑矛盾最大化决定,而非概率随机。 I. Core Logic and Implementation Path of Z-Architecture Quantum Computing The quantum computing mode of the Z-System is essentially the "computational embodiment of pure logical self-negation motion". It does not rely on external premises such as the superposition assumption and unitary evolution axiom of quantum mechanics. All operation rules are derived from its own logical closed loop, and its core implementation path can be summarized as "three core elements + four operation steps". (I) Three Core Elements (Theoretical Foundation) Underlying Logical Engine: Z≡[Z≠Z]. This self-negation closed loop is the only origin of all quantum computing behaviors. Logically, "Z≠Z" forces Z to be in an unresolved state, and the mathematical and geometric embodiment of this self-negation is exactly 180° phase rotation (Z↦eiπZ=−Z), which constitutes the "logical atomic action" of computing — a single rotation achieves complete negation, and two rotations complete the return, forming a lossless operation closed loop. Existence Conservation Constraint: Nv+Nh=1.0 (Nv is the physical rendering real part, bearing the operation carrier and corresponding to logical damping; Nh is the logi
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Abstract Grover's algorithm provides a quadratic speedup over classical algorithms to search for marked elements in an unstructured database. The original algorithm is probabilistic, returning a marked element with bounded error. When it is known beforehand there are M marked elements in N elements, there exist several schemes to achieve the exact version that returns a marked element with certainty, by using the generalized Grover's iteration G(α, β) := Sr(β) So(α), where the phase oracle So(α) multiplies a marked state by eiα, and the phase rotation Sr(β) multiplies the initial state |ψ0⟩ (an equal-superposition of all states) by e-iβ.However, in all the existing schemes the value range of α and β is limited; for instance, in the three early schemes α and β are determined by M/N. Thus, a natural question arises: Given the phase oracle So(α) with an arbitrary angle α, or the phase rotation Sr(β) with an arbitrary angle β, can we always construct an exact search algorithm without sacrificing the quadratic speedup advantage? The significance of this problem lies not only in the expansion of mathematical form, but also in its application value. We answer the question affirmatively, by presenting a search framework with adjustable parameters. Technically, we propose the fixed-axis-rotation (FXR) method where each iteration of the search algorithm can be geometrically seen as rotating about a fixed axis on the Bloch sphere. Furthermore, two applications of the proposed search framework are developed: the first is to learn exactly the secret string hidden by the Hamming distance oracle, and the other to solve the element distinctness promise problem deterministically. The two applications correspond to the two different cases where α or β is fixed respectively.
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