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Computational Physics (Winter-Spring 2016)

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Computational Physics for PhD and MS students  (Winter-Spring 2016)


This course is devoted to advanced and more recent topics in computational methods for physics.

Some topics to teach are as follows:

  • Solving coupled Differential Equations and Boundary Value problems
  • Chaotic phenomena
  • Probability Distribution functions and transformations
  • Correlation functions, Two-point correlation function
  • Spectral analysis
  • Monte Carlo simulation
  • Basic topics for Molecular dynamics simulations
  • Simulation by VPython

 

Some titles of projects to do:

1- Simulink package

2- Traffic-Jamming simulation

3- Lattice-Boltzmann algorithm

4- N-Body simulation programs

5- Image processes

6- Lattice easy program

7- Ansys: Computational fluid dynamics

8- Providing a code for detrending method

9- Surface growth simulations

10- Monter Carlo simulation in Medicine

11- Neural-Networks and applications

12- Synchronization measures

13- Visualization of coupling in data

14- Simulation of Phonons in lattice

 

Preliminary Marks (Download)

 

Exercises:

# Set 1 (Download) List_arrange (DownloadData (Download)

# Set 2 (Download) data (Download) fitinput (Download)

# Set 3 (Download)

# Set 4 (Download)

# Set 5 (Download)

# Set 6 (Download)

# Set 7 (Download)

Last Updated on Thursday, 14 September 2017 09:36  

About Me


Tomb of Cyrus the great (Pasargadae, IRAN)

Professor of Physics,
Shahid Beheshti University,
Tehran, IRAN.

And

Adjunct faculty,
The University of Lahore,
Lahore, PAKISTAN. (2024 - Now)

And

Resident researcher,
School of Astronomy,
Institute for research in fundamental sciences (IPM),

Tehran, IRAN. (2023 - Now)

And

Resident researcher,
School of Physics,
Institute for research in fundamental sciences (IPM),

Tehran, IRAN. (2013-2021)

And

Junior Associate of ICTP,
International Center for Theoretical Physics,
Trieste, ITALY (2009-2016)

 

 

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