The Porous Photonic Computer: Architecture, Physics, and R^n Associative Addressing
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Description
This document presents a complete computer architecture that applies three brain-inspired principles to engineering: Metal-Organic Framework (MOF) porous storage, photonic signal processing at 700 nm, and R^n frequency-based associative addressing.
Key Innovations:
Storage: MOF porous memory with theoretical density of 1 PB/gram.
Processing: Photonic logic at 700 nm (the most resonant visible wavelength on the R scale, \Delta=0.0015).
Addressing: R^n associative retrieval with O(1) search complexity, independent of database size.
Included Material:
A working Python simulator (v2.0) implementing MOF memory, photonic bus, and R^n logic gates is included. All formulas are physically grounded and verifiable.
License: CC BY 4.0.
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- Is supplement to
- Patent: 10.5281/zenodo.19421783 (DOI)
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2026-04-18photonic computing Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOF) R^n scaling associative memory silicon photonics ZIF-8 storage open science independent researcher