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拓扑量子几何的自适应拓扑结构

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 4, 2026• 0 citations
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Abstract: The study of topology and quantum geometry has long been a frontier of mathematical research, offering potential solutions to longstanding problems in physics and computer science. This paper explores the application of a novel approach, termed "拓扑量子几何", which leverages the principles of quantum entanglement to dynamically adjust the topology of a geometric structure. We propose a framework where the underlying structure undergoes continuous evolution driven by quantum interactions, enabling unprecedented computational speeds and data compression capabilities. This work introduces a self-adaptive topology, addressing the limitations of traditional methods in complex scenarios, and provides a theoretical foundation for its practical implementation. The core mechanism centers around the precise orchestration of entangled states to induce structural transformations. The resulting system exhibits enhanced computational efficiency and the potential for drastically reduced data storage requirements. The exploration of this framework offers a significant advancement in the field, representing a paradigm shift in how topology can be manipulated for computational tasks.

DOI
10.5281/zenodo.22290940

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