Title: Universal Quantum Time Synchronization via Entangled Oscillators

Jincheng Zhang

Published Aug 31, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

Quantum time measurement is a fundamental challenge in quantum information theory, posing a significant hurdle in the development of quantum technologies. Traditional time synchronization methods often rely on classical systems and are susceptible to errors and limitations. This paper explores a novel approach to universal quantum time synchronization leveraging the principles of entangled oscillators. We propose a method utilizing entangled oscillators to generate a correlated temporal signature, enabling the establishment of a universal time reference through measurement and comparison. The core mechanism centers around creating and analyzing entanglement between oscillators, which inherently correlates temporal events across different quantum systems. This research contributes to a foundational understanding of time synchronization within the quantum realm, potentially opening avenues for more robust and reliable quantum communication and computation. The proposed method offers a pathway toward achieving a truly universal time reference, addressing limitations inherent in existing synchronization techniques.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22187156

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