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Naso: Non-aliasing Affine Systems Orchestrator

A provably safe systems language unifying QTT, MVS, polyhedral compilation, and Z3 verification for quantum & heterogeneous AI hardware.

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Executive Summary: Closing the quantum/tensor safety gap. Naso unifies QTT, MVS, polyhedral compilation, and Z3 verification into a single zero-overhead language where memory leaks, aliasing bugs, and quantum decoherence are compile-time type errors.

Four Core Pillars

Code / Syntax Preview

fn create_bell_pair(inout q0: [1] Qubit, inout q1: [1] Qubit) -> [0] Proof {
  hadamard(inout q0);
  cnot(inout q0, inout q1);
  // q0, q1 now form a Bell pair |00⟩ + |11⟩
  // Automatic uncomputation on scope exit
}

Philosophy & FDR Teaser

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Frequently Denied Requests (FDR) — Teaser

  • FDR-001: Request for any or void* untyped pointers → Status: Permanently Denied. Z3 solver experienced existential dread and refused to generate SMT-LIB2 output.
  • FDR-002: Request to drop entangled ancilla qubits implicitly → Status: Permanently Denied. Schrödinger’s cat called our legal team.
  • FDR-003: Request for background garbage collector thread → Status: Permanently Denied. Non-deterministic execution pauses violate the laws of physics and engineering decency.
  • FDR-004: Request to suppress compiler errors on linear variable reuse → Status: Permanently Denied. The quantum no-cloning theorem is not a toggleable compiler flag.

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