New Quantum Algorithms (Carleman linearization) Finally Crack Nonlinear Equations
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Daniel,
Quantum math stuff is really cool ... Thanks for posting.  I think the technology side is just getting to the point where we have "interesting" sized quantum qubit computers of small sizes, I think 50-100 qubits now???  Possibly growing to 1000 qubits in the few years; much of the extra bits apparently required for quantum error correction...

Anyway, yeah, it seems like quantum math would be a way to solve a pseudo linear equation solution with higher order terms that become unimportant as the system converges, instead of linear terms.  Just spouting of the top of my head here.
- Sheldon
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RE: New Quantum Algorithms (Carleman linearization) Finally Crack Nonlinear Equations - by sheldonison - 01/07/2021, 05:50 PM

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