Physics-Informed Quantum Machine Learning: Solving nonlinear differential equations in latent spaces without costly grid evaluations
A. E. Paine, V. E. Elfving, O. Kyriienko · 2023 · arXiv
| 编号 QC058 | 主题 数据驱动方法 | 链接 arXiv:2308.01827 |
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We propose a physics-informed quantum algorithm to solve nonlinear and multidimensional differential equations (DEs) in a quantum latent space. We suggest a strategy for building quantum models as state overlaps, where exponentially large sets of independent basis functions are used for implicitly representing solutions. By measuring the overlaps between states which are representations of DE terms, we construct a loss that does not require independent sequential function evaluations on grid points. In this sense, the solver evaluates the loss in an intrinsically parallel way, utilizing a global type of the model. When the loss is trained variationally, our approach can be related to the differentiable quantum circuit protocol, which does not scale with the training grid size. Specifically, using the proposed model definition and feature map encoding, we represent function- and derivative-based terms of a differential equation as corresponding quantum states. Importantly, we propose an efficient way for encoding nonlinearity, for some bases requiring only an additive linear increase of the system size O(N + p) in the degree of nonlinearity By utilizing basis mapping, we show how the proposed model can be evaluated explicitly. This allows to implement arbitrary functions of independent variables, treat problems with various initial and boundary conditions, and include data and regularization terms in the physics-informed machine learning setting. On the technical side, we present toolboxes for exponential Chebyshev and Fourier basis sets, developing tools for automatic differentiation and multiplication, implementing nonlinearity, and describing multivariate extensions. The approach is compatible with, and tested on, a range of problems including linear, nonlinear and multidimensional differential equations.
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