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Computational simulation is a research area that involves using computer algorithms and models to simulate real-world phenomena or processes. This can include simulations of physical processes, biological systems, social interactions, and more. By using computational simulations, researchers can study the behavior of complex systems, make predictions, test hypotheses, and optimize processes without the need for costly or time-consuming experiments. Computational simulation is widely used in various fields such as physics, engineering, biology, and social sciences to gain insight into phenomena that are otherwise difficult or impossible to study directly.