👉 In mathematical logic, a supersemicircuit is a type of circuit that can be constructed by connecting two circuits with an infinite number of edges and nodes. It is named after the superposition principle in quantum mechanics, which states that if you have a system in a state where one part is superposed on another, then its state will also be superposed on the other. In terms of logic, a supersemicircuit can be defined as a circuit with infinite number of edges and nodes.
