What are some unsolved problems in computacional physics?

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The discussion centers on unresolved issues in computational physics, particularly focusing on NP-complete problems and the challenges posed by large datasets. Participants highlight that these problems often become intractable within finite time constraints. A relevant article from Frontiers in Physics is referenced, which discusses these complexities in detail. The P versus NP problem is also mentioned as a significant theoretical challenge within this field.

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There are unresolved problems in other areas of physics but if it is possible there are unresolved problems in computational physics?
 
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