Quantum Research Papers

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Welcome to the Quantum Research Papers page, where we share cutting-edge research in the field of Quantum Computing. This is a dedicated space for scholars, students, and professionals to access and contribute to the latest advancements in quantum theory, algorithms, machine learning, and their applications across various domains.

Our mission is to provide a collaborative platform for groundbreaking papers that explore new frontiers of quantum technologies, supporting the development of innovative solutions and the growth of the global quantum ecosystem.

Feel free to browse through our collection of research papers, stay updated with the latest publications, and share your work with the quantum community. Together, we can drive the future of quantum science and technology. 

ZA25 Protocol: Revolutionizing Quantum Secure Direct Communication with 100 km Quantum Repeater-Enhanced Simulation (0.9950 Fidelity), Real-Time ’10’ Transmission (0.946 Fidelity), 100% Shot Accuracy, and M3-Mitigated Qiskit-Based NISQ Performance

Achieving Chemical Accuracy: Quantum Simulation Yields-3.8701 Hartree with U =-19.2
 

The Ahmed Bell Quantum Violation 3.44 Beyond the Tsirelson Bound: Experimental Demonstration of the CHSH Bell Test on IBM’s 127-Qubit Quantum Processor and Evidence of Nyrrrelations in Nonlocal Entanglement

Hawking Realized: The First Quantum Simulation of Black Hole Radiation

Revolutionizing Defense: 44.0 km Missile Tracking in 47.0 Seconds with 0.0–5.0s Early Alerts and 98.7% Precision Under 0.008 Noise Missile Detection Simulation

Quantum Entanglement Thermodynamics (QET): Demonstration of Work Extraction and Entropy Dynamics on Real Quantum Processors
 

QGIDC: The World’s First Quantum Circuit Simulating Gravity-Induced Decoherence on Real Quantum Hardware

QSF1: The Curvature Detection: A 3-Qubit Quantum Spacetime Foam Simulation Reveals 92.7% Localized Deformation in Patch-1 (IBM Sherbrooke)