Quantum interpretations, causality and quantum computation

Vivek Kumar; M.P. Singh; R. Srikanth

doi:10.1016/j.physleta.2026.131422

January 29, 2026Physics Letters A

Quantum interpretations, causality and quantum computation

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Causality in quantum computation raises questions about non-locality and entanglement, impacting our understanding of quantum interpretations.
A focus on three main interpretations of quantum mechanics reveals different views on how causality operates at the quantum level.
This theoretical analysis employs frameworks from quantum mechanics to explore the conceptual ties between quantum computation and causality.
The findings underline the need for further exploration of these complex concepts to deepen our understanding of quantum systems.

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Theoretical analysis explores the relationship between causality and quantum computation, highlighting implications for understanding quantum mechanics.

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