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微观量子计算的复杂性规约

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 2, 2026• 0 citations
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Abstract

This paper investigates the complex challenges inherent in traditional quantum computing, focusing on the limitations in effectively tackling intricate quantum algorithms. We propose a novel approach termed "纠缠协同计算" (CCC) to address this challenge, aiming to decompose complex quantum computations into smaller, more manageable sub-problems through the strategic utilization of quantum entanglement. This method leverages entanglement to establish correlations between different qubits, enabling parallel processing and optimization strategies that enhance the performance of these algorithms. The core claim is that CCC offers a significant advancement in the handling of complex quantum problems, potentially unlocking new computational capabilities. This paper details the underlying mechanisms of the CCC approach, provides a mathematical framework for its implementation, and explores the potential benefits and limitations of this innovative technique.

DOI
10.5281/zenodo.22254702

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