基于自适应拓扑的量子态转移与编码
Jincheng Zhang
Abstract
This paper investigates the potential of leveraging self-adaptive topology for quantum state transfer and encoding. The core challenge in quantum information processing lies in efficiently transferring and encoding quantum states, often requiring complex and computationally intensive manipulations. Traditional approaches struggle with these challenges due to their reliance on static qubit configurations. We propose a novel framework utilizing self-adaptive topology to dynamically adjust the encoding and manipulation of quantum states, potentially leading to significant improvements in quantum state fidelity and computational efficiency. The proposed method focuses on constructing a robust and adaptable topology that facilitates precise state transfers and encodes, offering a fundamentally different approach to quantum information processing. The paper details the design of a self-adaptive topology, the implementation of a transfer algorithm, and the resulting performance improvements compared to existing methods. Finally, we discuss the potential implications of this research for advancing the capabilities of quantum computing.