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Lecture Notes on Computational Physics

Lecture Notes on Computational Physics

Lecture Notes on Computational Physics

This note covers the following topics: Basic computer hardware and software, Machine precision and errors, C++, Dislin - a high-level plotting library for displaying data, Linux, Numerical Libraries, Roots of nonlinear equations, Interpolation, Differentiation, Integration, Matrices, ODE - Ordinary Differential Equations, ODE boundary value problem, Nonlinear Differential Equations, PDE - partial differential equations, Random Numbers and Monte Carlo Applications, Data Modeling, Projectile motion with air resistance and Planetary motion.

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