This invention describes a system that evaluates whether devices made of microscopic particles, like components for quantum computers, can actually work. It does this by using a special mathematical model called 'dual mechanics' which combines classical physics with a new wave theory. Specifically, the system analyzes how particle beams spread due to wave diffraction and uses a formula to decide if these diffraction effects are significant enough to consider in the device's design.
Why it matters: Quantum computing research has intensified since 2013, making tools to prevent wasted effort on unfeasible designs more valuable. Computational power for complex simulations is also more accessible.
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