Theoretical framework explores stabilization of quantum information in physical structures, suggesting new insights into complex systems.
This paper presents the Dual-Dimension Stabilization Theory (DDS), a theoretical framework exploring the interplay between quantum information processing, dimensional reduction, and systemic stability. The work proposes a mathematical model to describe how quantum information is compressed and stabilized into physical structures across dimensions. By introducing the mathematical formulation for information stabilization, this paper aims to bridge conceptual gaps between information theory, fundamental quantum physics, and entropy-resisting complex systems.
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