Information Entropy Physical Quantization (IEPQ)

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 7, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

This paper proposes the Information Entropy Physical Quantization (IEPQ) framework, a novel approach to understanding the physical nature of information entropy within the context of quantum systems. The core claim of IEPQ is that information entropy can be physically quantifiable and exhibits a fundamental correspondence with quantum states. The proposed mechanism leverages quantum information theory, mapping information entropy to the description of quantum states. Utilizing quantum measurement and entanglement, IEPQ seeks to achieve the physical manipulation and transformation of information entropy. This work delves into the mathematical formalization of this framework, outlining key concepts and potential applications, primarily focusing on the theoretical development rather than experimental validation. The goal is to establish a bridge between information theory and quantum physics, offering a new perspective on the relationship between information and reality at the fundamental level. ---

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22616672

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