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48 pages,September 26, 2002, lecture notes in PDF format

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Lecture notes on Computational Physics: -Ordinary differential equations, such as those of classical mechanics. -Partial differential equations, such as Maxwell's equations and the -Diffusion and Schr\"odinger equations. -Matrix methods, such as systems of equations and eigenvalue problems applied to Poisson's equation and electronic structure calculations. -Monte Carlo and other simulation methods, such as the Metropolis algorithm and molecular dynamics. - Computer Algebra: an introduction using Maple to the uses and abuses of algebraic computing in physics. Keywords: Computational Physics: ODEs, PDEs, Molecular Dynamics, Maple applications, Monte Carlo, Matrix methods, Poisson equation, Computer Algebra http://www.cmth.ph.ic.ac.uk/angus/Lectures/compphys.pdf

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