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A Quantum Algorithm for Solving the Navier-Stokes Equations
- ggm 6y agoAs a non mathematician my critique of QC as often described remains the same: 1) the examples almost always consist of using QC to drive to a known endpoint, so selection of the 'correct' result under the implicit uncertainty of the solution space is moot 2) the methods typically represent selection of a minima or maxima in a range of solutions. This is not true for quantum cryptography, which obviously only has one correct outcome. Navier-Stokes is fluid dynamics? It's necessarily in the space of approximate answers (a solution space) - how do we know it's found more than a local optimised minima or maxima without a priori knowing the answer?