The rise of quantum computing—Take a BITE for built environment and urban microclimate researchOA
The rise of quantum computing—Take a BITE for built environment and urban microclimate research
Liangzhu Leon Wang;Huiheng Liu;Honghao Fu;Zhipeng Deng;Bing Dong;Naiping Gao
Centre for Zero Energy Building Studies,Department of Building,Civil and Environmental Engineering,Concordia University,Montreal,CanadaCentre for Zero Energy Building Studies,Department of Building,Civil and Environmental Engineering,Concordia University,Montreal,CanadaConcordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering,Concordia University,Montreal,CanadaDepartment of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering,College of Engineering and Computer Science,University of Central Florida,Orlando,FL,USADepartment of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering,Built Environment Science and Technology(BEST)Laboratory,College of Engineering and Computer Science,Syracuse University,Syracuse,NY,USASchool of Mechanical Engineering,Tongji University,Shanghai,China
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《建筑模拟（英文版）》 2026 (2)
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We acknowledge the reviews,discussions,and inputs from Dr.Ken Robbins from D-Wave Quantum,and the financial supports from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council(NSERC)of Canada through the Discovery Grants Program[#RGPIN-2024-06297],and the Canada First Research Excellence Fund(CFREF)[IMPACT Project-Transforming Built and Urban microclimates:Advancing Resilience Science for Vulnerable Populations in a Decarbonized and Electrified Canada].
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