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Quantum-Enhanced Simulation of Complex Dynamical Systems (QESCS)

Jincheng Zhang

Published Aug 31, 2026• 0 citations
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Abstract: Quantum-enhanced simulation of complex dynamical systems presents a significant challenge in scientific research and engineering. Traditional computational methods often struggle to effectively model and analyze intricate systems exhibiting nonlinear behavior. This paper introduces the Quantum-Enhanced Simulation of Complex Dynamical Systems (QESCS) methodology, a novel approach leveraging quantum computing to accelerate the simulation of these systems. We detail the fundamental principles behind the QESCS, outlining its architecture, computational steps, and potential benefits in terms of speed and accuracy. This research aims to provide a viable pathway for tackling computationally intensive dynamical systems simulations, offering a dramatic reduction in time and resource requirements.

DOI
10.5281/zenodo.22192111

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