Physical Simulation of Quantum Entanglement Expansion
Jincheng Zhang
Abstract
This paper explores the potential of utilizing quantum entanglement simulation to expand the scope of physical simulation, enabling more precise parameter prediction. Traditional physics simulations often rely on classical computation, while quantum entanglement simulation offers a unique avenue to model complex quantum systems with enhanced precision. We investigate the core mechanisms of this approach, focusing on the implementation of a quantum entanglement simulation to address limitations inherent in current simulation techniques. This paper will detail the theoretical framework underpinning this expansion, outlining the challenges and opportunities involved in translating quantum phenomena into a computational model.