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Fluid equations were translated into the language of qubits, enabling a quantum processor to recreate the dance of vortices.
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An eight-qubit quantum chip recreated the dance of vortices, like in a coffee cup. The Navier-Stokes equations were translated into the language of quantum mechanics, and the processor saw how vortices merge. This is a step toward solving turbulence—a great mystery of physics.
🎯 The most powerful supercomputer spends weeks modeling just a few minutes of strong turbulence. A quantum chip might handle it in hours.