On non-Archimedean quantum mathematics and non-Archimedean (quantum) computation
Nikolaj Glazunov
TL;DR
This survey links non-Archimedean mathematics with quantum mathematics and computation, weaving together $p$-adic numbers, valuations, and adelic structures with quantum concepts such as qubits, spin, and algebraic quantum circuits. It surveys both the mathematical foundations (analyticity, path integrals, resurgence, noncommutative geometry) and the arithmetic-quantum interface ($p$-adic codes, adeles, $S$-algebraic groups, Weil cohomology) to outline a non-Archimedean framework for quantum theory. Key threads include the translation of local-to-global principles via adeles, the algebraic structuring of quantum circuits through logic and modular lattices, and the incorporation of Connes–Consani–Moscovici ideas of semilocal adelic operators and spectral interpretations of zeta zeros. The work emphasizes potential applications in arithmetic physics, quantum computation, and the broader synthesis of number theory with quantum mathematics, highlighting resurgence and absolute algebraic geometry as mathematical bridges.
Abstract
We consider selected aspects of (non-Archimedean) quantum mathematics and non-Archimedean (quantum) computation.
