Quantum Information Cryptography Geometric Optimization

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 2, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

Quantum Information Cryptography (QIC) is a field focused on developing secure communication methods leveraging quantum mechanics. A crucial aspect of QIC is the design of cryptographic algorithms that are resilient to attacks, particularly those exploiting weaknesses in mathematical hardness. This paper explores the application of geometric optimization techniques to enhance the security of quantum information cryptography. We propose a novel framework that systematically optimizes key parameters within a quantum information cipher, aiming to mitigate potential vulnerabilities inherent in traditional cryptographic approaches. The core mechanism centers on utilizing geometric optimization to refine the fundamental structure of the cipher, thereby bolstering its resistance to attack. The potential benefits of this approach include enhanced key distribution, improved resistance to brute-force attacks, and increased robustness against known algorithmic weaknesses. This research presents a preliminary investigation into the efficacy of geometric optimization within QIC, demonstrating the potential for significant improvements in security.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22246399

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