Title: Riemannian Geometry and Information Encoding

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 5, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

The study of Riemannian geometry offers a fundamental framework for understanding the properties of complex manifolds and their relationship to information. This paper investigates the potential of utilizing geometric information encoding as a novel method for compression and quantum information theory, aiming to address limitations in current data representation techniques. We propose a 'Geometric Information Encoding' – a process of mapping data points onto the geometry of a manifold, enabling efficient compression and retrieval. The core mechanism revolves around establishing a mapping between data points and geometric primitives, allowing for the creation of compressed representations and the exploration of novel quantum information processing paradigms. We will discuss the theoretical implications of this approach, including potential advantages over existing methods and challenges in implementation. The focus is on demonstrating the feasibility of this new technique through conceptual analysis and potential simulation.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22331245

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