Posner Molecules as Quantum Bit Carriers via Phosphorus Nuclear Spins in Brain — E8 Intelligence Research

Andrew Stewart Caldin

doi:10.5281/zenodo.21882766

August 11, 2026Open Access

Posner Molecules as Quantum Bit Carriers via Phosphorus Nuclear Spins in Brain — E8 Intelligence Research

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The research aims to investigate the potential of Posner molecules as carriers of quantum bits using phosphorus nuclear spins.
Analyzed nuclear spin properties of phosphorus in Posner molecules.
Explored crystallographic structures and symmetry of calcium phosphate clusters.
Examined potential for long-lived quantum coherence and entanglement.
Posner molecules exhibit a possible entanglement lifetime greater than 10⁴ seconds.
Cluster symmetry supports the feasibility of quantum bit arrangements through tetrahedral geometry.
The 12 equivalent phosphorus sites in the molecule suggest rich mathematical properties for quantum applications.

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Finding Posner molecules as potential quantum bit carriers via phosphorus nuclear spins indicates notable implications for quantum coherence research.

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