On quantum entangled nano-portation: C39 & C43 fullerenes

Abstract

Key concept in nano-topological chemistry like the Stone–Wales transformation of chemical bonds is reformulated in terms of spin-up like quantum information natural basis transformation; it naturally self-contains the four entangled couplings in its collective chemical bonding transformation toward tree fold exist corresponding with special quantum teleportation Alice-Bob phenomenology while turning inner quantum products into a global outré quantum fungible multi-verse. On nano-portation perspective, the fullerenic pentagon-hexagon systems and the Yoshida-Fowler insertion of 4vertices are then merged with quantum portation Alice-Bob entangled communication, to produce a unified quantum nano-portation phenomenology. Applied to the fullerenic systems C39 and C43 the present approach reveals various nano-universes observation realities depending on the topological tool under consideration.; it unveils the fact that the nano-topological average roundness closes to hierarchical evolution but distorts the transmitted signal over the lattice, while the nano-topological extreme roundness (eccentricity) allows a tuned signal which escapes from a multi/hidden nano-universe picture.

Keywords:

• Quantum chemical bonding spin-like information
• Alice-Bob quantum-portation
• Stone–Wales transformation
• Yoshida-Fowler insertion
• topological roundness

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Authors truly thank the wiseness and confidence the referees bestow to the actual work foreseeing future developments.

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Funding

Both authors thank the Laboratory of Renewable Energies-Photovoltaics, R&D National Institute for Electrochemistry and Condensed Matter, Dr. A. Paunescu Podeanu Str. No. 144, Timisoara, RO-300569, Romania for kind hosting and continuous support. This research was partly funded by the Romanian Ministry of Research, Innovation, and Digitalization, through the 2021 renewal of the Nucleus Project PN-19-22-01-02.