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自适应量子拓扑的自适应几何变换

Jincheng Zhang

Published Aug 31, 2026• 0 citations
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Abstract

This paper investigates the application of self-adaptive quantum topology for achieving complex geometric transformations, offering a novel approach to handle non-linear geometric problems in complex systems. We propose a method leveraging the inherent self-adaptability of quantum topology to dynamically modify geometric parameters, allowing for the creation of intricate transformations without requiring explicit parameter tuning. The core mechanism centers on utilizing the topological properties of quantum systems to facilitate these transformations, addressing limitations of traditional geometric methods. The paper presents a detailed theoretical framework outlining the design of this adaptive technique, including the mathematical formulation of the transformation process and a discussion of its potential applications in various fields, particularly within the context of quantum information processing and advanced geometry. We further explore the advantages and challenges of this approach, highlighting its potential to unlock new capabilities in geometric manipulation. Finally, we outline future research directions to further refine and expand the capabilities of this self-adaptive quantum topology framework.

DOI
10.5281/zenodo.22183812

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