Based on Many-Body Quantum Entanglement: Materials Design

Jincheng Zhang

Published Aug 29, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

This research explores the potential of utilizing many-body quantum entanglement to design novel materials with tailored properties. The core idea is that by precisely controlling the formation and manipulation of entanglement between multiple quantum particles within a material, we can dictate and engineer specific physical characteristics. This work employs quantum chemical calculations to simulate the entanglement process and predict material behavior. Experimental validation of these designs is a key element of the research. The novelty lies in harnessing entanglement as a control mechanism for material properties, offering a fundamentally new approach to materials design beyond traditional methods. We present a theoretical framework and computational strategies for achieving this, emphasizing the potential for creating materials with unprecedented functionalities. The focus is on understanding the relationship between entanglement configurations and resultant material properties, ultimately paving the way for the rational design of advanced materials.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22158079

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