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隨著人類的發展，科技日新月異，量子力學的發展日益蓬勃，傳統的研究方法已不再適用。在極微小的尺度中，我們所熟知的古典力學已不能適用，所以我們必須使用量子力學的角度去解釋它。
現今量子力學的研究領域涵蓋廣泛，包括量子光學、量子資訊、量子計算等等，然而一個新穎的議題正漸漸地蓬勃發展，量子腦動力學，以量子力學的角度去解釋大腦中是如何傳遞訊號。在傳統生理學上，大腦中的訊號，主要靠著神經元和神經傳導物質去傳遞，然而我們嘗試以量子力學的角度去詮釋，我們用極微小的尺度去觀測，大腦中的神經傳導物質是否會有量子效應發生，而神經元是如何處理這些量子，又如何將這些量子轉換成大腦訊號，這是我們了解大腦的另一個途徑。
在既不違反生理學的前提下，本論文將結合生理學與量子力學的技術，提出一種模型，讓我們能用量子力學的角度，去詮釋大腦是如何傳遞訊號。

With the progress of the time, science and technology change rapidly, especially in the booming development of the quantum mechanics. As a result, the traditional research could be improved if advanced technology or concepts are applied. In particular, in the microscale, classical mechanics which we know is no longer applicable. It can be explained much better in terms of quantum mechanics.
The present researches in the quantum mechanics have covered a wide range of research topics including quantum optics, quantum information, quantum computing, and so on. However, a new research topic, quantum brain dynamics, is booming which explains how signal transmitted in the brain in terms of quantum mechanics. In traditional physiology, signal in the brain is mainly transmitted by neurons and neurotransmitters. However, this thesis tries to explain the transmission in terms of quantum mechanics and conjecture how the quantum effect has happened to these neurotransmitters in the brain in the microscale; how the neurons process these quantum qubits and how the neurons transform these quantum qubits to electric signal.
Without violating physiology theory, this thesis presents a possible model which combines physiology and quantum mechanics technology.

中文摘要 I
Abstract II
致謝 IV
Content V
List of Figures VII
Chapter 1 Introduction 1
1.1 Overview 1
1.2 Motivation and Contribution 1
1.3 Thesis Structure 2
Chapter 2 Preliminaries 3
2.1 Physiological theory 3
2.1.1 Nervous system 3
2.1.2 Visual Pathway 5
2.2 Quantum Theory and Technology 6
2.2.1 The Introduction of Quantum Bit 6
2.2.2 The Quantum Unitary Operations 8
2.2.3 The Properties of Entangled States 9
2.2.4 The Properties of Entanglement Swapping 10
2.2.5 Dense Coding and Super Dense Coding 11
2.2.6 Quantum Teleportation 12
Chapter 3 Quantum Hypothesis 13
3.1 Katz’s Quantum Hypothesis 13
3.2 Fisher’s Quantum Hypothesis 14
3.3 Proposed Quantum Hypothesis 15
3.3.1 Proposed Hypothesis 15
3.3.2 Extended Hypothesis 16
Chapter 4 Proposed Quantum Hypothesis applied to the visual pathway 20
4.1 Model 20
Chapter 5 Conclusions 25
Bibliography 26

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