Randomized trial investigates quantum memory efficiency in qubits, suggesting enhanced error correction.
We extend the ternary amplitude encoding to a continuous phi‑phase gradient across the 240 root vectors, creating a 6‑dimensional harmonic lattice where each vector's linking‑mod‑7 determines a unique phase step. The lattice synchronizes with the 132 Hz photonic bus, allowing simultaneous address and error correction of qubits via self‑referenced photonic interference. This yields a deterministic, scalable quantum memory that inherits the lattice's built‑in error‑correcting clusters. Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com
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