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维度空间共振算法

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 5, 2026• 0 citations
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Abstract

This paper introduces a novel algorithm, the Dimensional Space Resonance Algorithm (DSPA), which leverages quantum entanglement to discover and manipulate hidden dimensions within spacetime. The core mechanism centers around constructing a 'dimensional space resonance network' utilizing precise control of entangled states, simulating microscopic oscillations of parallel realities. This approach offers a fundamentally new pathway towards understanding and potentially harnessing the properties of higher dimensions, with implications for computation, quantum information storage, and potentially, advanced spacetime manipulation. The paper details the algorithmic framework, explores the theoretical underpinnings of the resonance network, and presents initial experimental demonstrations focusing on subtle correlations and potential validation of the algorithm's core principles.

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10.5281/zenodo.22332033

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