Quantum Entanglement as a Foundation for Non-Classical Computation
Jincheng Zhang
Abstract
Quantum entanglement, a fundamental phenomenon in quantum mechanics, offers a unique potential for computation beyond the limitations of classical systems. This paper explores the prospect of utilizing entanglement as a cornerstone for developing novel computational models, focusing on a proposed algorithm-driven approach that transcends classical bit count by enabling parallel processing and providing foundational quantum algorithms. We outline a conceptual model centered around entanglement-based protocols, detailing the core mechanism and highlighting its potential to revolutionize computational paradigms. The paper emphasizes the significance of this research in advancing the field of quantum computation and laying the groundwork for new algorithmic advancements.