Self-Adaptive Topology for Quantum Information Storage Protocols
Jincheng Zhang
Abstract
Quantum information storage is a significant challenge due to the fragility of quantum states. This paper explores the use of self-adaptive topology as a core mechanism to enhance the storage and retrieval efficiency of quantum information. We propose a novel protocol that dynamically adjusts the topology of a quantum system to optimize performance, leveraging computational predictions to guide future optimization efforts. This approach offers a departure from traditional methods, promising to overcome limitations in current storage strategies. The paper details the design of the adaptive topology mechanism, its implementation within a quantum state, and the resulting efficiency gains observed through simulations and analyses. We conclude by highlighting the potential of this methodology for advancing quantum information technologies.