Lecture

Computational Quantum Physics

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Description

This lecture covers the numerical solutions to the one-body and many-body Schrödinger equations, quantum Monte Carlo simulations, tensor networks, quantum algorithms, and machine-learning approaches to quantum many-body problems. It requires basic knowledge of UNIX, programming languages like Python, and Quantum Physics I.

Instructor

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