Is quantum mechanics computable?
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Stackoverflow claims yes. Results like this also imply the answer to be yes. However this Scott Aaronson post implies that we don't know.
This confuses me, since I thought we knew the equations that govern quantum mechanics, and could just plug those into a computer.
Resolves once I'm convinced of the correct answer.
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