“Two bits less” after quantum-information conservation and their interpretation as “distinguishability / indistinguishability” and “classical / quantum”
Vasil Dinev Penchev
Abstract
The paper investigates the understanding of quantum indistinguishability afterquantum information in comparison with the “classical” quantum mechanics based on theseparable complex Hilbert space. The two oppositions, correspondingly “distinguishability/ indistinguishability” and “classical / quantum”, available implicitly in the concept of quantumindistinguishability can be interpreted as two “missing” bits of classical information, whichare to be added after teleportation of quantum information to be restored the initial stateunambiguously. That new understanding of quantum indistinguishability is linked to thedistinction of classical (Maxwell-Boltzmann) versus quantum (either Fermi-Dirac orBose-Einstein) statistics. The latter can be generalized to classes of wave functions (“empty” qubits) and represented exhaustively in Hilbert arithmetic therefore connectible to the foundations of mathematics, more precisely, to the interrelations of propositional logic and set theory sharing the structure of Boolean algebra and two anti-isometric copies of Peano arithmetic.