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States of matter with "non-Abelian topological order".

Abelian means commutative - so non- Abelian means "order matters".


To help decipher the vocabulary:

Anyon: Anyon - Wikipedia

Kagome lattice: Trihexagonal tiling - Wikipedia

Borromean ring: Borromean rings - Wikipedia

Quantum braiding: Quantum braiding: It’s all in (and on) your head.


Quantum braiding is a concept in the field of topological quantum computing. It involves manipulating the quantum states of particles in such a way that their paths become intertwined or braided. This braiding of quantum states can be used to perform quantum operations, such as quantum logic gates, and has the potential to be used as a method for storing and processing quantum information in a robust and error-resistant way. Quantum braiding is a key concept in the development of topological quantum computers, which are a potential future technology for quantum computing.

( One analogy for quantum braiding in everyday life could be the act of braiding hair. When you braid hair, you are intertwining individual strands to create a new, complex structure. Similarly, in quantum braiding, particles are intertwined in such a way that their properties become entangled and create new states of matter. Just as braiding hair creates a new, unique hairstyle, quantum braiding can lead to the creation of new, unique quantum states. )

Here are possible applications of quantum braiding...

1. Quantum computing: Quantum braiding could be used to create topologically protected qubits, which are more resistant to errors and could lead to more stable and reliable quantum computers.

2. Quantum cryptography: Quantum braiding could be used to create highly secure cryptographic protocols based on the topological properties of qubits, making them resistant to eavesdropping and hacking( NSA or secret agencies must not be happy! )

3. Quantum memory: Quantum braiding could be used to create topologically protected quantum memory, which could retain quantum information for longer periods of time and be less susceptible to decoherence.

4. Quantum sensing: Quantum braiding could be used to create highly sensitive sensors for detecting small changes in magnetic fields, electric fields, or other physical quantities, with potential applications in medical imaging, environmental monitoring, and fundamental physics research.

5. Quantum communication: Quantum braiding could be used to create topologically protected quantum communication channels, which could enable more secure and reliable transmission of quantum information over long distances.

6. Quantum simulation: Quantum braiding could be used to simulate and study complex quantum systems, such as exotic phases of matter and interactions between particles, which could lead to new insights in physics and materials science. :)
 
Information cant propagate faster than the speed of light either.

You sound like a Classical kind of guy ... some say this is what separates Classical Physics from Modern Physics ...


You didn't explain how you're calculating work performed within the Borromean Ring System ... because it looks like your math is wrong ... or there's no math at all here and you're just making up crap ...
 
( One analogy for quantum braiding in everyday life could be the act of braiding hair. When you braid hair, you are intertwining individual strands to create a new, complex structure. Similarly, in quantum braiding, particles are intertwined in such a way that their properties become entangled and create new states of matter. Just as braiding hair creates a new, unique hairstyle, quantum braiding can lead to the creation of new, unique quantum states. )

Thank you ...
 
You sound like a Classical kind of guy ... some say this is what separates Classical Physics from Modern Physics ...


You didn't explain how you're calculating work performed within the Borromean Ring System ... because it looks like your math is wrong ... or there's no math at all here and you're just making up crap ...
You can not use entanglement for supraluminal communication.
 
Quantum braiding is a concept in the field of topological quantum computing. It involves manipulating the quantum states of particles in such a way that their paths become intertwined or braided. This braiding of quantum states can be used to perform quantum operations, such as quantum logic gates, and has the potential to be used as a method for storing and processing quantum information in a robust and error-resistant way. Quantum braiding is a key concept in the development of topological quantum computers, which are a potential future technology for quantum computing.

( One analogy for quantum braiding in everyday life could be the act of braiding hair. When you braid hair, you are intertwining individual strands to create a new, complex structure. Similarly, in quantum braiding, particles are intertwined in such a way that their properties become entangled and create new states of matter. Just as braiding hair creates a new, unique hairstyle, quantum braiding can lead to the creation of new, unique quantum states. )

Here are possible applications of quantum braiding...

1. Quantum computing: Quantum braiding could be used to create topologically protected qubits, which are more resistant to errors and could lead to more stable and reliable quantum computers.

2. Quantum cryptography: Quantum braiding could be used to create highly secure cryptographic protocols based on the topological properties of qubits, making them resistant to eavesdropping and hacking( NSA or secret agencies must not be happy! )

3. Quantum memory: Quantum braiding could be used to create topologically protected quantum memory, which could retain quantum information for longer periods of time and be less susceptible to decoherence.

4. Quantum sensing: Quantum braiding could be used to create highly sensitive sensors for detecting small changes in magnetic fields, electric fields, or other physical quantities, with potential applications in medical imaging, environmental monitoring, and fundamental physics research.

5. Quantum communication: Quantum braiding could be used to create topologically protected quantum communication channels, which could enable more secure and reliable transmission of quantum information over long distances.

6. Quantum simulation: Quantum braiding could be used to simulate and study complex quantum systems, such as exotic phases of matter and interactions between particles, which could lead to new insights in physics and materials science. :)
The list continues, but yes #6. The beauty and power of this goes way beyond quantum computing. The godfather of anyons is Alexei Kitaev from Caltech. Here is what he says:

"If one anyon moves around another, the quantum state of the entire system undergoes some unitary transformation".


They don't have to touch or interact in any way, they just have to move around each other.
 
You can not use entanglement for supraluminal communication.

Prove it ... and no, I can't prove the opposite ...

Do you not read Englishing very well? ... You didn't explain how you're calculating work performed within the Borromean Ring System ... because it looks like your math is wrong ... or there's no math at all here and you're just making up crap ...

Dimensionality is strictly philosophical ... the math for such is well over a thousand years old ... it takes eight cat carriers to properly contain a house cat ... each carrier has two planes to enclose three axes, whereas a cat container is two spaces each to enclose four axes ... just ask the Cheshire Cat, Louis Carroll was a mathematics professor in real life ... (humans need good timing to reproduce, cats don't) ...
 
The list continues, but yes #6. The beauty and power of this goes way beyond quantum computing. The godfather of anyons is Alexei Kitaev from Caltech. Here is what he says:

"If one anyon moves around another, the quantum state of the entire system undergoes some unitary transformation".


They don't have to touch or interact in any way, they just have to move around each other.

This article makes more sense:


Again you're wrong ... anyons are three-dimensional creatures ... this was news 30 years ago, why do you think this is important today? ... shouldn't we develop a "normal" quantum computer first, then worry about obsolescence? ... this is worse than climate freaks crying over a single degree Celsius ...

We might want to completely re-write the Standard Model of Particle Physics ... because anyons aren't included ... that needs a better explanation ...
 
scruffy

You should start a thread about the universe possibly being conscious. I'm curious what you think and could never delve into the network aspects that you seem so adept in.
 
This article makes more sense:


Again you're wrong ... anyons are three-dimensional creatures ...

Read the article.

this was news 30 years ago, why do you think this is important today? ...

Anyons were theorized in 1977 and not directly observed till last year.

shouldn't we develop a "normal" quantum computer first, then worry about obsolescence? ... this is worse than climate freaks crying over a single degree Celsius ...

Like I said, think beyond the scuttlebutt.

I'm not interested in quantum computing (much). I'm more interested in the underlying physics.

We might want to completely re-write the Standard Model of Particle Physics ... because anyons aren't included ... that needs a better explanation ...

It's all about the symmetries. "Weird" states of matter are only the results.

What is important are the "permissible combinations". Like, whether a surface is "oriented" or not, which depends less on the surface and more on the embedding.
 

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