I didn't realize how integral Monte Carlo sims were to our early advances in nuclear technology. It makes sense to me though- it seems like the Monte Carlo method lets you punch above your weight class in terms of measuring and predicting phenomena that are too complex, or too expensive to deterministically model.
My intuition tells me that it's effectiveness would fall off as the complexity of the in/out relationship scales. Is this true? Or can sufficient sample density overcome arbitrary levels of that type of complexity?
My intuition tells me that it's effectiveness would fall off as the complexity of the in/out relationship scales. Is this true? Or can sufficient sample density overcome arbitrary levels of that type of complexity?