Quantum Information Entropy Dynamics – A Dynamic Calculation Based on Quantum State Adaptation
Jincheng Zhang
Abstract
Quantum information entropy is a fundamental property of quantum systems, representing the uncertainty associated with the system's state. Efficiently compressing and transmitting quantum information requires minimizing the entropy, while simultaneously maximizing the fidelity of the transmitted states. This paper proposes a novel dynamic calculation method for quantum information entropy, leveraging the inherent adaptability of quantum states to achieve enhanced compression and transmission efficiency, particularly in the context of quantum information transfer. The core mechanism centers around utilizing quantum state adaptation to dynamically adjust the system's state, thereby minimizing the entropy without compromising fidelity. This approach offers a fundamentally different pathway to data management compared to traditional methods, potentially revolutionizing quantum communication protocols.