Author
Zongfu Yu
Works on the physics, the computation, and the company-building behind first-principles simulation at scale.
Articles
Essay The Uncomputed World
Why Simulate the World
When thinking and building become cheap, proof from the real world becomes the slowest step in progress. A second world, built from the laws of physics, makes proving fast: machines test designs there and build only the winners.
Essay The Uncomputed World
Simulating the World
Language predicts a storm without resolving a single molecule. First-principles simulation resolves every molecule but cannot reach a single living cell. The way to simulate the world is a new tokenization of physics.
Essay The Uncomputed World
A Physics Company
The laws of physics have been known for a century. What those laws do, at scale, has never been computed — and that gap is where an entire industry is still waiting to be built.