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Dynamic Topology Quantum State Compression

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 7, 2026• 0 citations
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Abstract

Quantum state compression is a crucial task in quantum information science, aiming to reduce the number of qubits required while maintaining high fidelity. Static compression techniques often struggle with large datasets, necessitating dynamic approaches. This paper proposes a novel dynamic topology-based quantum state compression algorithm, leveraging the inherent properties of topological structures to achieve efficient data transfer. We present a mechanism that dynamically adjusts the topology of the quantum state, enabling targeted compression and optimization. The algorithm's core principle is the creation of a 'dynamic' topology that adapts to the input, resulting in improved compression ratios and reduced computational complexity compared to static methods. This work explores the potential of utilizing topological properties for efficient data manipulation within the quantum realm.

DOI
10.5281/zenodo.22635843

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