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Regardless of how good our classical or quantum computers get, simulating “complex” natural systems is ultimately limited by our ability to observe and measure
by avidphantasm 3y ago
Regardless of how good our classical or quantum computers get, simulating “complex” natural systems is ultimately limited by our ability to observe and measure the physical properties of the “components” (I put quotes here to acknowledge the difficulty/impossibility of delineating system components) of that system. I’m not sure quantum computers will help with that.
- sfpotter 3y agoYou're missing the point of the question.
- avidphantasm 3y agoI’m saying that for some problems, neither classical nor quantum computers may arrive at an acceptable answer.