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Title: The Interconnection of Topology and Quantum Entanglement: A Framework for Predictive Control and Optimization in Quantum Geometry

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 3, 2026• 0 citations
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Abstract

This research explores the potential for a novel framework integrating topology and quantum entanglement to revolutionize computational processes, particularly within the context of quantum computing. We propose a "纠缠拓扑" concept, leveraging quantum entanglement to guide the evolution of complex quantum geometric structures. This framework aims to provide a mechanism for efficient data compression and enhanced quantum computation through targeted manipulation of these structures. The core mechanism involves the design of a specialized algorithm that utilizes entangled quantum states to induce topological transformations, ultimately leading to optimized data storage and computational efficiency. This work addresses a critical gap in current research by proposing a comprehensive and interconnected approach, potentially unlocking new capabilities in both quantum information theory and practical computation.

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10.5281/zenodo.22275011

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