Quantum States of Self-Organizing Information Fields

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 5, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

Quantum information fields are fundamentally different from classical information fields, exhibiting unique properties that enable novel computational paradigms. This paper explores the concept of self-organizing information fields – a theoretical framework that posits the existence of patterns and structures within these fields that drive their dynamic behavior. We investigate the potential of leveraging these self-organizing characteristics to design a quantum algorithm that surpasses current limitations in quantum computation and data transmission. The core mechanism centers around identifying and exploiting specific patterns within these fields to generate highly efficient and rapid data transfer. The investigation begins with a conceptual analysis of self-organization, progresses through a proposed quantum algorithm architecture, and ultimately details the anticipated benefits of this approach. This work seeks to contribute to the advancement of quantum information processing by demonstrating a viable path towards more powerful and versatile quantum technologies.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22322142

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