"I'm working on a small system simulation project that explores how instability can emerge from the interaction of various variables over time. Recently, I’ve been trying to incorporate the RFIM (Random Field Ising Model) into the logic—but I’ve hit a wall. It’s not the math or the concept itself, but rather the total lack of Korean-language resources or beginner-friendly guides that’s been challenging. any well-documented codebases I could learn from or could point me toward approachable explanations or tutorials"

"put this into simpler english: You should start with a Monte Carlo implementation using the Metropolis algorithm. You now create a lattice with random initial spins... make random fields for each site... randomly selecting sites. Then calculating energy changes for potential spin flips. Accepting/rejecting changes based on energy differences and temperature"