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New Quantum Algorithms Finally Crack Nonlinear Equations

quantamagazine.org

We can’t predict the weather, among many other complex issues, because computers still can’t solve nonlinear equations.
But this might change soon, as two different research teams created algorithms that can be used for nonlinear modelling on quantum computers.
Their techniques still need refining, and won’t be real-world ready for years, but these studies are another stepping stone towards truly useful quantum algorithms.

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