Mining New Scientific Research Ideas from Quantum Computers and Quantum Communications

This paper studies the significant scientific ideas presented in quantum computers and quantum communications. In quantum computers, a quantum has no precise position. It does not follow the causal law and does not hold repeatability. Quantum addition takes almost no time. A quantum (qubit) can present both "1" and "0" at the same time. In quantum communications, when two particles are entangled, one can transfer information to the other that can even across cosmic distance away without energy, time, and any "field" as medium. All these ideas together form a set of completely new ideas of "rational science", breaking through the concepts of classical science. However, the slow research progress of quantum computers and quantum communications reflects that people's knowledge of scientific ideas is very limited. This paper is to discuss the evolution of scientific ideas inspired by quantum computers and quantum communications for further mining the scientific research ideas.