Title: Quantum Decoherence as a Tool for Information Transfer – Exploiting Entanglement for Secure Communication

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 2, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

Quantum decoherence, the spontaneous loss of quantum information, represents a significant challenge to the practical implementation of quantum technologies. This research explores the potential of leveraging decoherence to create secure communication channels, focusing on the deliberate induction of these events and their utilization as a means of information encoding. The core concept is to design a system where decoherence is orchestrated to create vulnerabilities that are exceptionally difficult to exploit, offering a novel approach to information security. This work investigates the underlying mechanisms of decoherence, outlines a proposed system architecture, and analyzes its potential implications for secure communication. The goal is to demonstrate that carefully controlled decoherence can be harnessed to generate robust and secure communication protocols.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22250773

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