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This study demonstrates that a hierarchical prefix-suffix coding scheme enables perfect fidelity for addressing nodes on a 13-node quantum network, validating the transition from isolated processors to scalable architectures. By bridging source coding theory with quantum mechanics, this work provides a practical framework for managing resources and adapting to dynamic topologies in future global quantum internet deployments.
Prefix-Suffix System Achieves Perfect Fidelity on 13-Node Quantum Network

A novel lossless source coding scheme uses a prefix–suffix address space for compact, hierarchical quantum addresses.
A 13-node quantum network has demonstrated that the proposed hierarchical encoding scheme is feasible and achieves perfect fidelity, marking a practical step toward scaling quantum networks beyond small, isolated systems. Dick Maryopi, as first author, proposes a lossless source coding scheme for addressing in quantum networks that enables compact and coherently processable quantum address states. The work introduces an isometric hierarchical encoder and its adjoint decoder designed to uniquely identify nodes and manage resources within the network. This approach establishes a rigorous connection between source coding theory and quantum network design, offering a framework for scalable and coherent quantum addressing as networks…
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