Abstract: Quantum Mechanics Instruction Production (QMIP) systems, methods, and computer-readable media are described. In some implementations, the QMIP system may comprise an input/output module, a database library module, a tradeoff module, a printer module, a samples analyzer module, and a test bench module. Some implementations can include a Nosanow Fermion and Boson Wave Module (or Nosanow Fermion Wave Module), a Grand Free Energy Module, an artificial intelligence module, a chemical bench module, a simulation module, and a metrology and interferometry module. The QMIP system can be programmed and configured to implement a quantum computer and algorithms that are executed on the quantum computer system, which notably, benefit from improved coherence and stability. In some implementations, the QMIP system may be programmed and configured to design new materials such as superconductors, superfluids, photovoltaics, and new drug therapies to treat disease.