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To propose a resonance-invariant framework for understanding and modeling rate-induced instabilities in quantum networks.

March 8, 2026Open Access

Resonance-Invariant Dynamics in Quantum Networks A Conceptual Framework for Rate-Induced Instability and Error Cascade Suppression

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To propose a resonance-invariant framework for understanding and modeling rate-induced instabilities in quantum networks.
Developed a conceptual framework to model quantum network dynamics.
Identified central dimensionless parameter as the sensitivity field.
Analyzed effects of node growth and entanglement distribution rates on network stability.
Proposed model predicts resilience against cascades of entanglement loss.
Outlined shortcomings of conventional fidelity thresholds in certain conditions.

Abstract

Abstract Quantum networks face rate-induced instabilities arising from accelerating growth in the number of nodes, entanglement distribution rates, and synergistic accumulation of channel noise and repeater latency. Conventional quasi-static fidelity thresholds and probabilistic purification protocols often fail to anticipate cascades of entanglement loss. This conceptual preprint proposes a resonance-invariant framework for modeling such instabilities. The central dimensionless parameter is the sensitivity field

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Р С Лукин (Sat,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ada885bc08abd80d5bb949 https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18896521

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