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Quantum State Adaptive Topology Mapping

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 3, 2026• 0 citations
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Quantum State Adaptive Topology Mapping is a novel quantum computing algorithm designed to enhance quantum computation performance through the automated adjustment of topology. This paper introduces a new approach that leverages the inherent properties of a quantum state to dynamically modify its topology, leading to improved quantum fidelity and computational efficiency. We present a comprehensive framework encompassing quantum state analysis, topology optimization, and adaptive mapping techniques. The core mechanism hinges on a feedback loop that continuously assesses and adjusts the quantum state's topology based on specific criteria, ultimately maximizing the quantum system's potential. The benefits of this algorithm are expected to be significantly greater than existing approaches, particularly in scenarios requiring complex quantum circuits and high-fidelity operations. This work provides a foundational step towards more robust and adaptable quantum computing architectures.

DOI
10.5281/zenodo.22272174

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