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Reconstructing fluid velocity fields from sparse sensors using a variational quantum algorithm
Reconstructing fields governed by nonlinear partial differential equations (PDEs) from sparse measurements is a challenging task because the governing equations are strongly nonlinear and observations are available at only a few locations. Fluid velocity fields are a representative case. In this pap
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