Lessons From A Nuclear Core Loading Quantum Algorithm Study
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A practical study applies quantum and quantum‑inspired ML to nuclear core loading and reports specific outcomes: problems map to an Ising to QUBO mapping and run on D‑Wave quantum annealing plus simulated annealing, genetic and spin‑vector Monte Carlo variants; large simulations suffer performance bottlenecks and high‑quality open‑source implementations are missing; a strict 30/30 constraint fails because of graph connectivity limits while a 30/40 split shows partial success; a “chronic connect” solution produces checkerboard features and reduced edge leakage and further algorithmic work is ongoing.
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