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Dynamic Topology Quantum Information Encoding (DTQE)

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 7, 2026• 0 citations
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Abstract

The development of efficient quantum information encoding methods is a crucial area of research in quantum information theory. Traditional approaches often rely on static quantum states, limiting their potential for enhanced storage and transmission efficiency. This paper introduces Dynamic Topology Quantum Information Encoding (DTQE), a novel approach that leverages the topological properties of quantum states to encode information. We propose a method where the inherent topology of a quantum state is dynamically encoded, providing a fundamentally different approach to quantum information processing. This novel technique demonstrates improved storage efficiency and enhanced transmission rates compared to existing encoding schemes. The core of this work lies in the use of topological transformations to map quantum states into a more structured and robust representation, ultimately leading to improved information fidelity and scalability.

DOI
10.5281/zenodo.22584369

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