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Topological-Based Quantum Stealth Computation

Jincheng Zhang

Published Aug 29, 2026• 0 citations
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Abstract: Quantum Stealth Computation (TSC) is a novel approach to quantum cryptography that leverages topological data structures to enhance the security of quantum information. This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of TSC, detailing its design, implementation, and security implications. We explore how topological properties of qubits – specifically, their ability to represent protected information – can be exploited to create inherently resistant quantum systems. The core mechanism focuses on constructing a secure state through a carefully designed topological transformation, significantly reducing the vulnerability to eavesdropping attacks. This study emphasizes the role of topological invariants in safeguarding quantum data, offering a fundamentally different approach to quantum security.

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10.5281/zenodo.22155577

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