Ethan Turon's CompSci White Paper

In June 2025, I started writing my first white paper to describe, in detail, my research and contributions to the field of Quantum Technology. Once my paper is complete, I will submit it to the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office) for patenting approval.

At the time of my patent application, I will publish my white paper here, so as to legally secure my novel invention, and protect the intellectual property rights of my concepts, formulas, and diagrams. I hereby lay claim to the first expression of my concepts as a novel scientific idea developed and produced individually, on my own. Since my intellectual properties have been stolen from me before, I can't even at this time summarize my concept.

I began writing my white paper in my home town of Buffalo Grove, Illinois, but I often write at my local Vernon Area Public Library, the MSI & the aquarium downtown, and other favorite spots around chicagoland. I try to write at least 2 hours every day, and often walk around to think - just like aristotle. Among my influences, however, are Douglas Engelbart, Sulla Felix, and Bill Gates

INTRODUCTION

PROBLEM STATEMENT

PROPOSED SOLUTION

ARCHITECTURAL OVERVIEW

BUSINESS USE CASES

COMPETITIVE INDUSTRY ADVANTAGE

PATENT CLAIM SUMMARY

CONCLUSION

APPENDIX

6/26 Update: Still writing. I re-read pages, then add more, or condense. I get into crafting my prose so that my messages are clear and so that others can grasp and undestand my ideas by seeing my vision in my words. 7/1 update: Inventing feel like a river that I'm discovering. I produced my first quantum ingest files based on my own data pools. I also simulated the output as I would expect it post-processed as through a quantum computer. The objective is to now generate the output of my data files through a real quantum computer, and utilize the solutions for live tests. I will also have to build a prototype front-end to finess the user experience. I met with a very nice, like-minded IP lawyer that is helping guide me in these new experiences, and I'm very thankful for that.