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If the original Navier-Stokes equations possess general computational capability similar to a Turing machine, then no universal reduced-order coordinate system exists that can fully reduce the complexity of turbulence.
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10/30/2026
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Nature's Computational Power: How Slime Molds, Fruit Flies, and Turbulence Inspire AI
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