基于自适应学习的量子计算的拓扑密度优化
Jincheng Zhang
Abstract
Quantum computing offers the potential for unprecedented computational power, but realizing this potential requires careful management of quantum states. The stability and efficiency of quantum computations are highly dependent on the precise control and optimization of these states. This paper investigates a novel quantum computing optimization algorithm based on adaptive learning, specifically designed to dynamically adjust quantum potential fields to enhance stability and efficiency. We propose a mechanism that iteratively adjusts the quantum potential, responding to changes in the system, to achieve optimal quantum states. The core claim of this work is that the proposed adaptive learning approach can significantly improve the performance of quantum computations compared to traditional optimization methods. This is achieved through a dynamic and responsive quantum potential landscape, allowing for more efficient exploration of the state space. The paper details the algorithm's implementation, demonstrates its effectiveness through simulations, and discusses the potential implications for future quantum computing development.