# V-computing concepts — ES_52 — English description

Author: Víctor Estrada Díaz. ORCID: 0000-0001-9942-1021.

This is the independent v-computacion project deposit, separate from UNIHOLOG and DEMUESTRA. It presents the construction of V machines using known relations and unknown internal states, and their operational comparison with quantum references on specific tasks.

Articles 01–07 discuss existence and knowledge, Schrödinger's box and cat, Qᵦ and Qᵥ units, collapse and measurement, the internal function f in the Einstein-VED framework, relations between unknown states, and correlations and Bell inequalities. The exposition in this release stops at article 07.

The V1 report provides formulas, procedures, data and limitations of a local software experiment: 8,192 paired trials, comprising 16,384 Python V1 executions. Both branches agreed with the expected Deutsch answer for all four oracles. For q₀, CHSH = 2 with ordered and random selection; no Bell violation was observed in this setup. This is neither a loophole-free physical Bell test nor a timing comparison with quantum hardware. A proposed Spain–Italy protocol, using separate installations, local preparation without communication, and subsequent comparison of logs, has not been executed.

The base ES_52 project belongs to UNIHOLOG; the demonstration belongs to DEMUESTRA/Proyectos/ES_52, where documentary verification uses only Spanish .md files. This deposit contains one ZIP per available document language, restricted to Spanish, English, French and Italian. The Spanish, English, French and Italian source editions are now available locally, including articles 01–07, the V1 report, presentations and localized images. The new translations have not been published by this translation task. Their PDFs and ZIP packages are generated by the existing publication workflow; local source availability does not imply a published language package.

Packages include PDFs, manageable data files, Python programs and any Prolog programs actually available. They exclude credentials, later drafts and unavailable language editions. Data and program copies retain their provenance; no execution of an unavailable Prolog implementation is claimed.

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