Threshold to brain quantum coherence

Authors

Foster, P. P., Boriek, A. M., Chhikara, R. S.

Abstract

Amongst brain structures, we identified a virtual void at the juxta- and paranode, within the intraperiod myelin layers, VIMI , as potential candidate for quantum near-ideal topological insulation. The insulation was extensively weighed here according to current findings. Values of biological and physical boundaries must be exact and a single missing/inexact element defining the anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, cytology, histology, and nano, leads to inaccurate boundaries/quantum equations of the myelin system. We determined the threshold of quantum coherence to decoherence. A propagating internodal electromagnetic interaction through the VIMI void can be represented via Hamiltonian and entanglement. We tested three potential mechanisms for ion K+ data storage. 1. Quantum tunneling through a dielectric, i.e. single myelin layer. 2. Quantum tunneling through squeezing void, VIMI. The action potential is accompanied by mechanical axonal waves and myelin layers compression. Compression reduces the WKB action, and exponentially increases in transmission-tunneling probability. Resonance tunneling may add orders-of-magnitude boosts. 3. Classical squeezing passage. Quantum coherence, tunneling (1) and (2) are theoretically valid and testable, (1) at highly restricted parameter threshold. Unlike quantum tunneling, classical physic passage does not allow fine voltage-controlled metering, sorting, organizing the data storage, later rendering the retrieving impossible.

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