What does this research mean for the field?

MQM (Multi-Quantum Mode) enables data transmission by simultaneously encoding binary data into three physical signal dimensions, achieving higher data transfer throughput. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

What question did this study set out to answer?

The research aims to present a new data transmission algorithm that encodes data in multiple dimensions.

March 12, 2026Open Access

MQM — Multi-Quantum Mode Transmission (Prior Art, 2026.03.04)

Puntos clave

The research aims to present a new data transmission algorithm that encodes data in multiple dimensions.
Introduces the Multi-Quantum Mode (MQM) algorithm.
Utilizes three physical signal dimensions: Frequency, Amplitude, and Phase.
Provides a core formula for calculating data transfer throughput.
Demonstrates the simultaneous encoding of binary data into three signal dimensions.
Presents the formula for calculating throughput as a function of signal dimensions.

Resumen

MQM (Multi-Quantum Mode) is a data transmission algorithm that simultaneously encodes binary data into three physical signal dimensions: Frequency (n bits), Amplitude (m bits), and Phase (p bits). Core Formula: Data Transfer Throughput = Frequency (n) + Amplitude (m) × 2ᵖ This document is released as Prior Art (2026. 03. 04) to prevent third-party patent registration. The author waives all patent rights. Free open-source, no patent. Author: Sungtae Park (scwpark) | scwpark@naver. comCo-worker: Hyunuk Pak | iamgilchi@naver. comCo-worker: EunHwan Park | dmsghks0421@gmail. com GitHub: https: //github. com/scwpark/MQM-PAMOFDMPhase-superposition₃D-mappingCommunity: https: //cafe. daum. net/scwpark

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