Quantum knots

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Quantum knots is a branch of quantum mechanics that connects quantum computing with Knot theory.

While resisting the electron with Lorentz force it gets divided into three particles called quasiparticle along with an amount of energy from the electron. These quasiparticles tightly coupled by a knot like structure similar to the needle with a thread. If an electron from other orbit interact with this knot make other knot, by applying the knot position, the quantum states can be easily determined and it will solve the quantum superposition problems in quantum computing

External links

at Institute for Quantum Information and Matter.

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