Title: Non-Local Quantum Wave Function Propagation

Jincheng Zhang

Published Aug 31, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

Quantum wave function propagation, while foundational to quantum mechanics, often struggles to capture intricate correlations and complex patterns. This paper introduces a novel algorithm, the 'Quantum Network Propagation' method, designed to overcome these limitations by facilitating instantaneous transmission of quantum information across interconnected quantum systems. We demonstrate the algorithm's ability to generate and maintain correlated quantum states far exceeding traditional propagation techniques, opening the door to exploring novel quantum phenomena and potentially revolutionizing quantum information processing. The core mechanism centers around establishing a dynamic, interconnected quantum network, enabling the propagation of information through a multitude of entangled states. This research explores the potential for creating non-local correlations, a critical aspect for many quantum applications, and provides a foundational framework for further investigation.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22187211

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