The Essence of Emergent Origins B: Verification of Non-Abelian Topological Order Emergence Based on Three Criteria

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zhou, ziqing
contents <p> This paper systematically verifies the emergence of SU(2)1 non-Abelian topo<br>logical order through three computable criteria: structural stability, information<br> efficiency, and dynamical accessibility. In non-Abelian systems, the traditional<br> topological degeneracy is insufficient to describe information compression efficiency;<br> the quantum dimension must be introduced as the core physical quantity. Numer<br>ical calculations show that for system sizes L ≥ 4, all criteria exceed the threshold<br> (> 0.5), confirming the robustness of non-Abelian topological order. The research<br> further extends the criteria framework to models such as Fibonacci and SU(2)2,<br> revealing the universal role of quantum dimension in topological information encod<br>ing, thereby providing a quantitative theoretical tool for evaluating non-Abelian<br> topological orders and selecting topological quantum computing platforms.</p>
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spellingShingle The Essence of Emergent Origins B: Verification of Non-Abelian Topological Order Emergence Based on Three Criteria
zhou, changzheng
zhou, ziqing
Non-Abelian Topological Order; Emergence Criteria; Structural Stability; Information Efficiency; Dynamical Accessibility; Quantum Dimension
<p> This paper systematically verifies the emergence of SU(2)1 non-Abelian topo<br>logical order through three computable criteria: structural stability, information<br> efficiency, and dynamical accessibility. In non-Abelian systems, the traditional<br> topological degeneracy is insufficient to describe information compression efficiency;<br> the quantum dimension must be introduced as the core physical quantity. Numer<br>ical calculations show that for system sizes L ≥ 4, all criteria exceed the threshold<br> (> 0.5), confirming the robustness of non-Abelian topological order. The research<br> further extends the criteria framework to models such as Fibonacci and SU(2)2,<br> revealing the universal role of quantum dimension in topological information encod<br>ing, thereby providing a quantitative theoretical tool for evaluating non-Abelian<br> topological orders and selecting topological quantum computing platforms.</p>
title The Essence of Emergent Origins B: Verification of Non-Abelian Topological Order Emergence Based on Three Criteria
topic Non-Abelian Topological Order; Emergence Criteria; Structural Stability; Information Efficiency; Dynamical Accessibility; Quantum Dimension
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17788683