It's a great job for making it through one of the most difficult parts of this course.
And I really hope you found it exciting and that you learn something from it.
So as I told you, understanding all of the background is probably not reasonable here because, you
know, this whole topic got the Nobel Prize.
So it's kind of difficult, of course, to understand, and you will probably not understand all the
background in 100 percent.
But what's important to realize here is that once you accept how our model is constructed, it is not
difficult to solve it so we can use the same methods that we have employed previously to solve this
very difficult problem here.
And this is really the take home message of the section.
With this course, you have now all the tools that you need to solve very difficult problems.
The only really difficulty that you now still have is to really understanding the physics behind it.
But when you just care about the numerics, you really have all the features available.