Niccolo Fonio, Pierre Sagaut, Giuseppe Di Molfetta
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A Fully Quantum Algorithm for Hydrodynamic Lattice Gas Cellular Automata
Lattice Gas Cellular Automata (LGCA) are a computational model widely known
and applied for the simulation of many physical phenomena. Their implementation
requires an amount of resources and operations which scale linearly versus the
system size and number of time steps. We propose a quantum-pointers-based
quantum algorithm able to simulate LGCA while exhibiting an exponential
advantage in space complexity and a number of quantum operations independent
from the system size. We propose a collision circuit for the FHP lattice-gas
automata considering the 2-, 3-, and 4-body collisions. These are implemented
with two methodologies that suggest the procedure for finding quantum circuits
for LGCA with more collisions. We also propose a phase estimation algorithm to
retrieve information about a single cell, whose application can be expanded for
implementing other collisions. A general methodology to identify the invariants
associated to quantum LGCA is also proposed.