Quantum Information Processing Based on Quantum Thermodynamics

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 5, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

This paper explores the emerging intersection of quantum thermodynamics and quantum information processing. The core argument presented is that quantum information processing fundamentally relies on the thermodynamic properties of quantum systems and can be significantly advanced by leveraging the principles of quantum thermodynamics. This work establishes a framework for analyzing and designing quantum information protocols through the lens of thermodynamic constraints and efficiencies. We introduce a novel perspective where quantum information tasks are viewed as thermodynamic processes, allowing for a more rigorous understanding of their limitations and potential optimizations. The methodology presented aims to bridge the gap between information theory and thermodynamics, ultimately leading to the development of more robust and efficient quantum information systems. Key concepts explored include quantum work, heat dissipation, entropy production, and their implications for quantum data storage, quantum computation, and quantum communication. This research contributes to a fundamental shift in how we approach quantum information processing, moving beyond purely computational considerations to incorporate the underlying thermodynamic realities of quantum systems.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22315452

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