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Architectural Treatise for the Lucas Spiral-Based Topological Photonic Quantum Processor (LTV-1)

Yaron Admon Hefetz

Published Sep 15, 2026• 0 citations
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This repository contains the definitive physical, mathematical, and structural blueprint for the Lucas Spiral-Based Topological Photonic Quantum Processor (LTV-1) developed by the Industrial Island Research Institute. Moving beyond standard linear qubit arrangements, this architecture utilizes a pristine aperiodic Vogel-Lucas geometry—comprising exactly 1364 micron-scale photonic scattering centers corresponding to the Lucas number $L_{15}$—to map high-dimensional quantum states into a robust two-dimensional plane. Crucially, this release demonstrates that absolute Many-Body Localization (MBL) can be achieved on a strictly 2D planar substrate. By coupling an expanded spatial density coefficient ($\alpha = 15.0$) with an extreme synthetic gauge field ($\Lambda = 25.0$), the system forces absolute destructive interference for extended states. Vectorized computational verification confirms a peak Inverse Participation Ratio (IPR) of 0.9991, proving spatial wave-function locking at room temperature without the need for cryogenic cooling or external magnetic fields. Included in this dataset: The full Architectural Treatise detailing the resolution of the DiVincenzo criteria and the macroscopic Proof-of-Concept (POC) manual. The vectorized Ab-Initio Floquet Tight-Binding Python verification suite (Fast Compilation). High-resolution IPR and eigenenergy diagnostic plots.

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10.5281/zenodo.22759760

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