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Physics may bring faster solutions for tough computational problems

Researchers have used an elegant method based on statistical mechanics — called the vertex model — to create more efficient algorithms to solve complex problems more quickly. The research could solve problems in machine learning, circuit optimization and other major computational challenges.

(via WSJ)

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