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Title: Non-Local Quantum State Synchronization (NLQSS)

Jincheng Zhang

Published Aug 29, 2026• 0 citations
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Abstract

Quantum state synchronization is a critical challenge in quantum computing, demanding precise coordination between multiple qubits. Traditional methods often suffer from limitations in speed and fidelity. This paper introduces Non-Local Quantum State Synchronization (NLQSS), a novel approach leveraging quantum entanglement to establish robust and efficient synchronization between qubits regardless of their physical distance. We propose a framework that dynamically generates and maintains entanglement to facilitate instantaneous correlation, drastically reducing communication latency and improving synchronization accuracy compared to existing techniques. Our analysis demonstrates the effectiveness of NLQSS in synchronizing quantum states across multiple qubits, showcasing its potential for accelerating complex quantum computations.

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10.5281/zenodo.22152332

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