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Isn't it "trivial" to represent/reduce any classical physics problem into a Spin-Glass which is NP-Complete?

In the late 80's there were several highly cited efforts to use Spin-Glass models to formulate other computational problems such as: Protein Folding and Neural Networks. Isn't it straight forward to ...
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Which complexity information of Ising model is more important?

In 1982, Barahona proved that finding the ground state of an Ising model is NP-hard. Later, in 2000, Istrail proved that it is NP-complete. When I look up the citations of these two papers using ...
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