Deep Learning Poised to ‘Blow Up’ Famed Fluid Equations
I really want to like Quanta, but every time I read an article, I feel like they just barely didn&#x27;t &quot;dumb it down&quot; enough for someone who doesn&#x27;t have any prior knowledge in the field and I have more questions than answers.<p>The first paragraph for example just kinda explained what the goal is and why. They are trying to find situations where the &quot;equations will no longer have solutions&quot; so they &quot;have reason to wonder just how universally dependable they are as models of fluid behavior.&quot;. I understand they haven&#x27;t found one yet, so why are they searching for them in the first place? How do they know there are some? Aren&#x27;t nearly all physics equations just approximations which &quot;break down&quot; at some point?