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Quantum biology. Light harvesting and magnetoreception Tagged papers: 34.

  1. Physicsv2.0.0

    Project Rosetta: The Approximation Entropy & The Fractal Limits of Digital Physics — v2.0

    Digital computation has been elevated from an engineering convenience to an ontological assumption -- the belief that physical reality is, at bottom, computable in binary. We challenge this assumption. Through a systematic metamathematical analysis connecting symplectic geometry, transcendental…

  2. Physicsrev 3 Nov 2026v1.1.0

    Quantum Brain Dynamics

    Historically, scientists viewed the human mind as a purely chemical and electrical machine operating under standard thermodynamic laws. This classical model defines the brain as a complex network of biological wires and chemical baths, where all information processing is governed by the predictable,…

  3. Physics

    Superdeterministic Amplification of Macroscopic Neural State Vectors

    The historical consensus in biophysics has long maintained that the human brain is a strictly classical thermodynamic system, arguing that the “warm, wet, and noisy” biological environment forces rapid quantum decoherence. However, emerging theoretical models and empirical anomalies in quantum…

  4. Physics

    Hamiltonian Dynamics as the Engine of Biological Computation

    This study investigates the physical basis of biological computation, focusing on the tension between static structuralism and dynamic evolution. Utilizing a Hamiltonian formulation of the Kuramoto model, we simulate a biological reservoir to rigorously evaluate the relationship between “Scale…

  5. Physics

    Non-Markovian Hamiltonian Dynamics of Boson-Mediated Energy Transfer

    Photosynthetic light-harvesting complexes exhibit near-unity quantum efficiency at physiological temperatures, a phenomenon that defies classical thermodynamic expectations and challenges standard quantum decoherence models. This “warm quantum” behavior suggests that biological systems have evolved…

  6. Physics

    Coherent Tunneling

    Standard biological paradigms conceptualize the organism as a stochastic chemical engine governed by reaction-diffusion kinetics. However, this classical view fails to account for the thermodynamic anomaly of living matter, which sustains macroscopic order against the entropic decay of the…

  7. Physics

    Hydrodynamic Gating of Nuclear Spin Coherence v2

    Standard neurobiological models assume the mammalian brain is too warm and wet to sustain macroscopic quantum states, creating a “thermal wall” that seemingly precludes quantum cognition. However, the “viscosity paradox” of the cytoplasm reveals that while the cellular interior is structurally…

  8. Energy per answer

    THERMODYNAMIC AND TOPOLOGICAL CONSTRAINTS ON BIOLOGICAL QUANTUM PROCESSING

    This study establishes a rigorous quantitative boundary between engineered quantum systems and biological matter, defined by the thermodynamic cost of information protection. By benchmarking the 2025 Google “Willow” superconducting processor—which requires cryogenic isolation (20 mK) and active…

  9. Physics

    KINETIC ISOMORPHISM

    The schism between the time-reversible, unitary laws of quantum mechanics and the irreversible, adaptive nature of biological systems constitutes a central failure of modern ontology. We propose the kinetic isomorphism, a unified theoretical framework demonstrating that “static” matter and “active”…

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