Lab-Based Realization of a Blink Universe via Magnon and Quantum Vacuum Analog System

Blink excitation and field collapse
Stable soliton lattices
Spontaneous topological defect formation
5. Optional GPU Acceleration

For large 3D grids and long simulation times, we tested:

CuPy for FFTs and vectorized evolution,
JAX for autograd-based bifurcation mapping.
Speedup achieved: 10x--15x over CPU baseline.

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