TAILIEUCHUNG - An Introduction to Computational Physics

Computing has become a necessary means of scientific study. Even in ancient times, the quantification of gained knowledge played an essential role in the further development of mankind. In this chapter, we will discuss the role of computation in advancing scientific knowledge and outline the current status of computational science. We will only provide a quick tour of the subject here. A more detailed discussion on the development of computational science and computers can be found in Moreau (1984) and Nash (1990). Progress in parallel computing and global computing is elucidated in Koniges (2000), Foster and Kesselman (2003), and Abbas (2004) | 978O521825696 Cambridge An Introduction to Computational Physics Numerical simulation is now an integrated part of science and technology. Now in its second edition this comprehensive textbook provides an introduction to the basic methods of computational physics as well as an overview of recent progress in several areas of scientific computing. The author presents many step-by-step examples including program listings in Java of practical numerical methods from modern physics and areas in which computational physics has made significant progress in the last decade. The first half of the book deals with basic computational tools and routines covering approximation and optimization of a function differential equations spectral analysis and matrix operations. Important concepts are illustrated by relevant examples at each stage. The author also discusses more advanced topics such as molecular dynamics modeling continuous systems Monte Carlo methods the genetic algorithm and programming and numerical renormalization. This new edition has been thoroughly revised and includes many more examples and exercises. It can be used as a textbook for either undergraduate or first-year graduate courses on computational physics or scientific computation. It will also be a useful reference for anyone involved in computational research. Tao Pang is Professor of Physics at the University of Nevada Las Vegas. Following his higher education at Fudan University one of the most prestigious institutions in China he obtained his . in condensed matter theory from the University of Minnesota in 1989. He then spent two years as a Miller Research Fellow at the University of California Berkeley before joining the physics faculty at the University of Nevada Las Vegas in the fall of 1991. He has been Professor of Physics at UNLV since 2002. His main areas of research include condensed matter theory and computational .

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• Least squares
• Numerical differentiation
• The Euler and Picard
• Boundary value
• The shooting method
• Discrete Fourier
• Lecture ELEC2400 signals and systems
• ELEC2400 signals and systems
• Discrete time fourier analysis
• Discrete time fourier transform
• Discrete fourier transform
• Fourier cosine series
• Fourier sine series
• Discrete convolution
• Discrete young’s inequality
• Discrete toeplitz plus hankel equation
• Signal processing
• Lecture Signal processing
• Xử lý tín hiệu
• Computational fourier
• Time fourier transform
• Bài giảng Xử lý tín hiệu số
• Xử lý tín hiệu số
• Fourier Transform
• Frequency analysis of discrete time signal
• Properties of Fourier transform
• Frequency domain characteristics of LTI systems
• DISCRETE TIME SIGNALS
• THE DISCRETE TIME FOURIER ANALYSIS
• THE Z TRANSFORM
• THE DISCRETE FOURIER TRANSFORM
• DIGITAL FILTER STRUCTURES
• FIR FILTER DESIGN
• A Hardware implementation
• Winograd Fourier Transform
• Winograd fourier transform algorithm
• Winograd’s small convolution algorithm
• Transform algorithm for Cryptography
• Lecture Physiological signal processing
• Bài giảng Xử lý tín hiệu sinh lý
• Physiological signal processing
• Fourier analysis
• Computational fourier analysis
• Digital signal processing
• Lecture Digital signal processing
• Digital signal
• Digital signal processing principles
• Algorithms and applications
• Discrete time signals and systems
• Fast fourier transform algorithms
• Multirate digital signal processing
• Advanced Algorithms Analysis and Design
• Lecture Advanced Algorithms Analysis and Design
• Bài giảng Phân tích và thiết kế thuật toán nâng cao
• Fast fourier transform
• Coefficient representation
• Systems using MATLAB
• Sampling theory
• The design of discrete filters
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• Discrete cosine transform
• Frequency domain
• Types of signals
• Applied digital signal processing
• Applications of digital signal processing
• Transform analysis of LTI systems
• Design of IIR filters
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• Discrete Systems
• linear systems
• Fourier series and transforms
• digital filter design
• Digital Signals
• Sampling
• Basic Types
• Time domain Analysis
• Frequency Domain Analysis
• Z Domain Analysis
• Spectral Analysis
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• Discrete consine transform
• Different transform
• Hotelling transform
• Co joint repretation
• Digital systems