拓扑信息论的量子态转移与操控
Jincheng Zhang
Abstract
The pursuit of quantum computation has spurred significant advancements in quantum information theory, particularly in the realm of quantum state transfer and manipulation. Traditional approaches often rely on precise pulse control, limiting the potential for highly efficient and robust quantum operations. This paper introduces a novel framework based on topological information theory, offering a fundamentally different approach to manipulating quantum states. We propose a system where the state transfer and control are governed by topological structures, enabling precise and efficient operations through dynamic adjustments. The core mechanism involves defining transfer and manipulation rules based on the structure of the underlying topology, achieving improvements in quantum computation's efficiency. This work establishes a new paradigm for quantum state manipulation, leveraging the power of topological principles to enhance the capabilities of quantum systems.