Topological Quantum Entanglement Optimization
Jincheng Zhang
Abstract
This paper investigates the optimization of topological quantum entanglement to enhance its strength and stability, ultimately facilitating more effective quantum communication. The core focus is on developing a novel method that dynamically adjusts the topological structure of entangled states, leading to improved performance compared to static parameter-based approaches. We explore how this dynamic adjustment can significantly boost entanglement fidelity and coherence. The research emphasizes a rigorous analysis of the impact of topology on entanglement, aiming to establish a robust and adaptable framework for optimizing this crucial phenomenon. The key contributions lie in the design of a dynamic topology adjustment algorithm, coupled with a detailed theoretical investigation of its effects on quantum entanglement. This work offers a promising path toward enhancing quantum communication by leveraging the unique properties of topological quantum states.