Control Systems and Computers

https://doi.org/10.15407/csc.2021.02.092

Control Systems and Computers, 2021, Issue 2-3 (292-293), pp. 92-104.

UDC 539.182+004.3

V.K. BILYK, Ph.D. Eng. Sciences, Senior Research Associate,
V.M.Glushkov Institute of Cybernetics of the NAS of Ukraine,
Glushkov Ave., 40, Kyiv, 03187, Ukraine,
BilykVK@gmail.com

CREATION OF A VISUAL MODEL OF THE ATOMIC STRUCTURE AS A POSSIBLE ELEMENT OF A QUANTUM COMPUTER

Using only the laws of classical mechanics, a possible physical model of the structure of an atom as an element of a quantum computer—- a cube is proposed. The stable motion of an electron in an atom is substantiated, which is provided not only by the motion in the main elliptical or circular orbit but also by the additional motion of the electron around the main trajectory along the trajectory (helical line), the projection of which on the plane of the main orbit has the form of a cosine. It is shown why the trajectory of the electron is “smeared”, and the electron does not fall on the nucleus and, in general, what keeps it in the sphere of influence of the nucleus.

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Keywords: qubit, atomic structure model, electron trajectory, electromechanical self-balancing systems, self-oscillating systems, rotational motion.

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Received 21.12.2020