Thermodynamically Stabilized Quantum-Assisted Atomic Matter Reconstruction: A Future Systems Engineering Framework

This paper presents TS-Q-AMTRS, a future-oriented theoretical framework for quantum-assisted atomic matter reconstruction under thermodynamic stabilization constraints. Instead of treating teleportation as direct matter transport, the framework approaches reconstruction as an information-driven process involving atomic structure acquisition, molecular disassembly, quantum-assisted encoding, adaptive molecular self-assembly, and recursive stabilization. The proposed architecture combines concepts from quantum information theory, thermodynamics, nanotechnology, molecular engineering, and computational physics to explore the major physical, computational, and energetic challenges associated with large-scale non-living matter reconstruction systems.