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Andrei Khrennikov

2 articles · 1 co-authors · latest: 2025-10-15
39 citations · h-index 4 · 19 papersData: Semantic Scholar
Makiko Yamada

We have retold 2 papers by this author. 1 of them with a full read. most often about: quantum-like models, Neural Network Oscillations, quantum entanglement. 1 co-authors across our retellings.

Large Language Models · quantum-like models · temporal entanglement · bell states · bell test · causal set theory · causality · central limit theorem · classical computer · classical model · collective effect · correlation · CPT theorem · data center · dilaton · emergent collective learning · emergent complexity modeling · feynman · Feynman diagram · field theory
second law of thermodynamics · Schrödinger equation · Hawking radiation · Bekenstein-Hawking entropy · Boltzmann distribution · first law of thermodynamics · superposition principle · Bell's theorem · no-cloning theorem · AdS/CFT correspondence · holographic principle · quantum Hall effect · fluctuation-dissipation theorem · law of conservation of energy · zeroth law of thermodynamics · third law of thermodynamics · Holevo bound · invention of the laser · Landauer's principle · Berry phase
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Neurons and Cognition2025-09-173 minarXiv:2509.16253
Mental Entanglement: The Quantum Language of Neural Networks
In 1935, Erwin Schrödinger, peering into the equations of quantum mechanics, saw something strange: two particles could be linked so tightly that the state of one instantly determines the state of the other, even if they are separated by kilometers.
Andrei Khrennikov·Makiko Yamada
theorem on the monogamy of entanglementWilliam WoottersDavid DeutschJohn Archibald Wheelerquantum-like modelsNeural Network Oscillationsquantum entanglementquantum informationquantum computer
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Physics and Society2025-10-151 minarXiv:2510.16012express
Social Laser: Why We Act in Sync
The Social Laser theory describes society by borrowing the inner workings of a laser. People, like atoms in a crystal, absorb streams of information and become charged by it. When the number of those charged with a single idea outweighs the indifferent, even a weak signal (a post, a call to action) makes everyone act as one.
Andrei Khrennikov
Charles Towneslaserentropy
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