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In computational quantum mechanics one of the primary goals is to calculate the ground state energy of many-body systems. Why not calculate the systems energy at 273K or 100K?
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The actual goal of this particular facet of quantum mechanics is to calculate all of allowable energy states, not just the ground state. The ground state is significant though since it's the energy that the system is always trying to get to.
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