HAM-Schrödingerisation: A Generic Framework of Quantum Simulation for Any Nonlinear PDEs

Recently, Jin et al. proposed a quantum simulation technique for any linear partial differential equations (PDEs), called Schrödingerisation [1-3]. In this paper, the Schrödingerisation technique for quantum simulation is expanded to any nonlinear PDEs by combining it with the homotopy analysis method (HAM) [4-6]. The HAM can transfer a nonlinear PDE into a series of linear PDEs with guaranteeing convergence of the series. In this way, any nonlinear PDEs can be solved by quantum simulation using a quantum computer. For simplicity, we call the procedure “HAM-Schrödingerisation quantum algorithm”. Quantum computing is a groundbreaking technique. Hopefully, the “HAM-Schrödingerisation quantum algorithm” can open a door to highly efficient simulation of complicated turbulent flows by means of quantum computing in future.

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Advances in Applied Mathematics and Mechanics
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2025-09-29
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https://doi.org/10.4208/aamm.oa-2024-0242
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Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture
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HAM-Schrödingerisation: A Generic Framework of Quantum Simulation for Any Nonlinear PDEs

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HAM-Schrödingerisation: A Generic Framework of Quantum Simulation for Any Nonlinear PDEs

Shijun Liao
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Abstract

Recently, Jin et al. proposed a quantum simulation technique for any linear partial differential equations (PDEs), called Schrödingerisation [1-3]. In this paper, the Schrödingerisation technique for quantum simulation is expanded to any nonlinear PDEs by combining it with the homotopy analysis method (HAM) [4-6]. The HAM can transfer a nonlinear PDE into a series of linear PDEs with guaranteeing convergence of the series. In this way, any nonlinear PDEs can be solved by quantum simulation using a quantum computer. For simplicity, we call the procedure “HAM-Schrödingerisation quantum algorithm”. Quantum computing is a groundbreaking technique. Hopefully, the “HAM-Schrödingerisation quantum algorithm” can open a door to highly efficient simulation of complicated turbulent flows by means of quantum computing in future.

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Shanghai Jiao Tong University (CN), State Key Laboratory of Ocean Engineering
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