Quantum Software: Taking Computational Fluid Dynamics as an Example
summary
Uses the Lattice-Boltzmann Method to encode a classical advection–diffusion problem as quantum circuits, implements the translated algorithm on quantum simulator stacks and runs it with Intel Quantum SDK, producing a simulated diffusion solution that the group says matches experimental data and is a working proof of concept (no claimed speedup yet). Work runs on simulators not hardware, and roadmap estimates roughly 5,000 physical qubits for practical advantage.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:43Speaker overview
- 1:04What is CFD
- 3:35Classical to quantum computing
- 6:45Quantum software and tools
- 8:55Quantum simulators and software
- 10:00Convection with quantum methods
- 12:08Quantum Lattice Boltzmann Method
- 13:58Visualizing quantum results
- 14:19DOF quantum study program
- 16:50Q&A: Quantum advantage
- 18:20Q&A: Hardware roadmap
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