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260003 VO Computational Physics I: Basics (2012W)
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Mo, Di, Mi, Do 12:15 - 13:00 Uhr, Ernst-Mach-Hörsaal, Strudlhofgasse 4, 2.Stock, 1090 Wien.
Beginn: Mo 01.10.2012
Beginn: Mo 01.10.2012
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Language: German
Examination dates
Tuesday
05.02.2013
Wednesday
06.02.2013
Monday
11.02.2013
Thursday
14.02.2013
Monday
18.02.2013
Thursday
21.02.2013
Monday
25.02.2013
Tuesday
05.03.2013
Tuesday
12.03.2013
Thursday
21.03.2013
Tuesday
25.06.2013
Tuesday
06.08.2013
Monday
30.09.2013
Tuesday
01.10.2013
Tuesday
22.10.2013
Wednesday
23.10.2013
Wednesday
30.10.2013
Thursday
19.12.2013
Tuesday
25.02.2014
Thursday
27.02.2014
Thursday
11.06.2015
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Skriptum zur Vorlesung: http://www.exp.univie.ac.at/cp1/
Association in the course directory
MF 1, MaG 7, PD250, PD310, LA-Ph212(5), Dok 3.
Last modified: We 19.08.2020 08:05
The first part of this two-semester course, which aims at depth rather than breadth, offers an introduction to the following topics:
(Fast) Fourier Transform
Finite Difference Equations
Partial Differential Equations
Solution of Large Systems of Equations
Finite Elements
Monte Carlo Methods.
Part two, to be held in the spring term, is devoted to simulation techniques. Since the emphasis of the course is on providing practical knowledge, all algorithms are explained in detail and illustrated by sample programs, so that students may readily extend them or write their own code if they wish to. For the same reason, the accompanying problem class is considered an integral part of the course.
Computational Physics I and II are suggested as a basis for the Computational Physics Laboratory.
Prerequisites: Scientific Computing or equivalent, introductory calculus and linear algebra, good programming skills.