QuantumLogics: Unified Quantum-Emulation OS (UQEOS)
QuantumLogics is a world-class, production-ready operating system that maps the 32 theoretical capabilities of future quantum computers onto modern classical hardware (GPUs/CPUs) using advanced Quantum-Inspired algorithms and Tensor Networks.
If you don't have access to a noisy, expensive, and fragile Quantum Processing Unit (QPU), QuantumLogics provides the mathematical abstraction to perform quantum-equivalent physics natively in PyTorch and Rust.
The 8 Quantum Pillars
This OS handles computations via 8 hyper-optimized, standalone engines routed through a central FastAPI nervous system:
- ⚡
opt(Optimization & Search): Ballistic Simulated Bifurcation (bSB) for logistics and Grover-style search. - 🛡️
crypto(Cybersecurity): Post-Quantum Trapdoor Tensors (Learning With Errors) for unbreakable encryption. - 🧠
ai(Intelligence): Matrix Product State (MPS) Neural Layers for highly compressed, tensor-native AI/GenAI. - 🧬
chem(Molecular): Tensor Variational Quantum Eigensolver (VQE) for drug discovery and ground-state extraction. - ⚛️
sim(Physics & Materials): Density Matrix Renormalization Group (DMRG) for simulating many-body physics. - 📈
fin(Finance & Math): Quantum-Inspired Amplitude Estimation for accelerating Monte Carlo risk sampling. - 🌍
geo(Earth & Space): QUBO meta-routers for planetary-scale climate and aerospace logistics. - 🧩
sys(Core & Error Correction): Mathematical emulation of Surface Codes and fault-tolerant logical qubits.
Getting Started
Using Docker (Recommended)
You can launch the entire 8-pillar Quantum OS using Docker Compose:
docker-compose up --build
The FastAPI router will be available at http://localhost:8000.
Python PyPI Install
pip install quantumlogics
Documentation & Endpoints
The OS exposes a unified API. Example endpoints:
POST /api/v1/opt/maxcutPOST /api/v1/ai/inferPOST /api/v1/crypto/generate_keys
Engineered to push classical hardware beyond its limits.
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