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Computational physics is a branch of physics that uses computer algorithms and numerical methods to solve complex physical problems that are difficult to study analytically. This field combines the principles of physics with the power of computers to simulate and analyze physical systems. Computational physics research can involve modeling the behavior of materials, studying the dynamics of particles, simulating the evolution of the universe, and many other topics. By using computational tools, physicists can gain insights into the behavior of physical systems that would be impossible to achieve through traditional experimental methods alone.