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This framework aims to propose a method for binary information transfer without relying on classical channels.

May 21, 2026Open Access

H6 — Frozen Photon Entangled Loop (FPEL): A Theoretical Framework for Classical-Channel-Free Binary Information Transfer

JCJuan Sebastián Baena CockNanomaterials & Nanofabrication Laboratories (United States)

Key Points

This framework aims to propose a method for binary information transfer without relying on classical channels.
Proposes a three-component architecture for information transfer.
Integrates stopped-photon Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC) quantum memory, quantum entanglement, and continuous weak measurement.
Presents a theoretical model for non-local information transfer.
Suggests implications for advancements in quantum communication technologies.

Abstract

Theoretical exploratory framework proposing H6 — Frozen Photon Entangled Loop (FPEL) — a three-component architecture for binary information transfer without a classical auxiliary channel. Integrates stopped-photon BEC quantum memory, quantum entanglement non-locality, and continuous weak measurement. Bilingual preprint (EN/ES). JSBClabs / QuantumContact research program. ORCID: 0009-0002-9413-858X

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