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##拓扑量子纠缠理论

Jincheng Zhang

Published Aug 31, 2026• 0 citations
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Abstract

This paper investigates the theoretical framework for exploring and utilizing quantum entanglement in a novel context: the integration of topological quantum mechanics with quantum computation. We propose a new conceptual model, termed "Quantum Topological Field Theory" (QTFT), that leverages the inherent properties of topological states to enhance quantum entanglement and provide a pathway toward exceeding the limitations of classical computation. The core of this research focuses on designing a quantum state capable of self-sustained and extended entanglement, and establishing a quantum computing platform to facilitate the implementation of ultra-high-density quantum computation. The potential impact of this approach lies in fundamentally altering the landscape of quantum information processing, offering a paradigm shift towards computation beyond the capabilities of current technologies.

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10.5281/zenodo.22204057

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