Quantum Qubit Information Conspiracy
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Abstract
In this article I will show quantum qubit information transmission is as elusive as Schrodinger ‘s cat. Since there are two types of information transmission; namely Wiener and Shannon, I will start from mutual information to show that quantum qubit information-transmission is virtual as mathematics is, which is not existed within our temporal (t > 0) universe. Since quantum information transmission depends on Schrödinger’s principle of superposition, which was derived based Schrödinger’s equation. From which we see that Schrödinger’s equation is a time independent formula only exists within an empty timeless (t = 0) space. From this I will show quantum qubit information is a noiseless channel which does not exist within our universe. Since quantum information is relied on Schrödinger’s timeless fundamental principle, I shall show that qubit information is timeless (t = 0) and fictious. In order to further illustrate what empty space paradigm has done to superposition, I will demonstrate what empty space can do to qubit information. Since physically realizable science depends on nature of our temporal (t > 0) universe, from which I will show where Schrödinger’s quantum machine and his fundamental principle is situated. Since qubit information has emerged as a worldwide quantum conspiracy, it is hard to predict when this conspiracy will end. Since I am a scientist, I wish this qubit conspiracy will be ended soon, since science is supposed to be physically realizable.
Keywords
Qubit information, Quantum information, Superposition principle, Quantum mechanics, Timeless space, Temporal space, Schrödinger equation, Quantum conspiracy.
Cite this paper
Francis T. S. Yu,
Quantum Qubit Information Conspiracy
, SCIREA Journal of Information Science and Systems Science.
Volume 5, Issue 5, October 2021 | PP. 80-94.
10.54647/isss12076
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