Re:What Makes the Hardest Equations in Physics So Difficult?
by Retric on Tuesday January 16, 2018 @09:10PM
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You can spend similar amounts of processing power (or vastly more) modeling a single atom over much shorter time scales from quantum mechanics. Protean folding while important results on fairly stable configurations and you don't need the same granularity after that point.
PS: Also of note protean folding simulations don't even simulate the water surrounding the protean and are again very simplified.
PS: Also of note protean folding simulations don't even simulate the water surrounding the protean and are again very simplified.