Title: Non-Local Quantum Field Interaction (NQFI)

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 7, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

Quantum field theory provides a foundational framework for understanding the behavior of quantum fields, but its inherent limitations often preclude practical applications. This paper explores the concept of Non-Local Quantum Field Interaction (NQFI), a novel approach to manipulating quantum fields across spacetime, aiming to unlock opportunities for advanced quantum information processing. We propose a mechanism predicated on a dynamically evolving network of quantum fields, where interactions and transfers of information and energy are fundamental to the system's operation. The core claim is that this method, while still in conceptualization, possesses the potential to significantly expand the capabilities of quantum computing and information storage. The current state of research is characterized by theoretical exploration and preliminary simulations, emphasizing the need for further investigation and rigorous validation of the proposed mechanism.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22614379

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