Title: Multi-Scale Quantum Dynamics with Adaptive Correlation

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 6, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

Quantum dynamics, the evolution of a quantum system over time, presents a significant challenge for theoretical understanding. Traditional approaches often simplify the system, neglecting the crucial role of correlations between particles at different scales. This paper introduces a novel model, "Multi-Scale Quantum Dynamics with Adaptive Correlation," designed to address this limitation by incorporating a dynamically adjustable correlation matrix. This matrix adapts to the system's state, ensuring consistent behavior across all scales. We propose a method for quantifying and controlling these correlations, offering a more realistic and insightful representation of quantum systems. The model's core principle lies in a scale-dependent correlation matrix that evolves based on the system's state, promoting a holistic view of quantum behavior. This approach has the potential to significantly advance our understanding of complex quantum phenomena.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22481954

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