Which risk increases when modeling high-energy particle collisions?

💡 Explanation

Increased numerical diffusion arises because using simpler approximation functions causes the rapid oscillations of wave functions to be poorly resolved, due to discretization errors arising using finite difference method in high-energy collision simulations. Therefore, diffusion increases rather than computational cost decreasing or data structures needing less orthogonality/redundancy.

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