# Quantum superluminal communication must exist

## Abstract

We show that the quantum superluminal communication based on the quantum nonlocal influence must exist if a basic principle of science is still valid, which states that if we have demonstrated the existence of something real, we can confirm its existence.

After having shown quantum superluminal communication, if exists, does not result in the causal loop, we will further demonstrate that quantum superluminal communication must exist due to the validity of a basic principle of science, which states that if we have demonstrated the existence of something real, we can confirm its existence.

At first, as we have demonstrated, the existence of quantum nonlocal influence requires that there must exist a preferred Lorentz frame for consistently describing the quantum nonlocal process, or we will meet logical contradiction in our explanation about the experimental results about such process, this conclusion is independent of the existence of the reality behind the process.

Then, according to a basic principle of science, which states that if we have demonstrated the existence of something real, we can confirm its existence, since we have demonstrated the existence of the preferred Lorentz frame we can find it. This principle is the only assumption in our demonstrations, and one impressive example of its validity is the existence of atom.

At last, we will demonstrate that in order to confirm the existence of the preferred Lorentz frame quantum superluminal signalling or communication must exist, first, as we have analyzed, in order to respect special relativity, the existence of the preferred Lorentz frame, which is only required by the quantum nonlocal process, will only influence the time orders of the correlating quantum nonlocal events as in one Bell experiment, namely in such a preferred Lorentz frame the above correlating quantum nonlocal events are simultaneous, while in other inertial frames they are not simultaneous, thus in order to confirm or find the existence of the preferred Lorentz frame, we need to identify the time orders of the correlating quantum nonlocal events in different inertial frames, as to one Bell experiment this requires that we can distinguish the change of the measured single state due to the quantum nonlocal influence in quantum measurement in order to identify the time order of the change, then this further means that we can distinguish the nonorthogonal single state, such as $`\psi _1+\psi _2`$ and $`\psi _1`$, which can be easily used to achieve the quantum superluminal communication, thus we demonstrate that in order to confirm the existence of the preferred Lorentz frame quantum superluminal communication must exist.