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基于自适应的量子图灵机

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 7, 2026• 0 citations
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This paper introduces a novel quantum graph-theoretical algorithm, termed the "Adaptive Quantum Graph (AQG)," designed to enhance quantum computation through dynamic qubit arrangement. Traditional quantum algorithms often rely on static circuit designs, limiting their adaptability. The AQG leverages quantum entanglement and quantum gates to dynamically adjust qubit states, enabling a more responsive and efficient computation. The core claim is that this algorithm significantly improves upon existing quantum computation techniques by enabling adaptive qubit manipulation. This advancement is driven by the potential for more flexible and efficient algorithms, particularly in scenarios with variable input data. The paper details the algorithm's core mechanisms, including quantum entanglement and quantum gate manipulation, and provides a conceptual framework for its implementation. This research contributes to the exploration of quantum computing paradigms that move beyond fixed circuit designs toward more adaptive and expressive computation.

DOI
10.5281/zenodo.22635932

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