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The Gardner Logic Bridge - Rescuing Moore's Law via Room-Temperature Soliton Integration in Standard Silicon

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Description

The Gardner Logic-Bridge (GLB) utilizes soliton-approximant waveforms to bypass the physical limitations of traditional CMOS lithography. By enforcing a structural identity between the logic threshold and the medium's bias, the GLB enables Iso-Velocity computation. This allows for the design of a Threshold-Programmable Soliton Processor that eliminates the heat-death of traditional transistor-based computing.

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Software

Repository URL
https://github.com/AEjonanonymous/Gardner-Logic-Bridge
Programming language
SystemVerilog , JavaScript , HTML

References

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