Lecture

Digital Physics I: Magnus Effect and Iterative Solutions

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Description

This lecture covers the Magnus effect, lift force, and harmonic oscillators in the context of digital physics. It explores the analogies with the Magnus effect, experiments, and iterative solutions for equations. The instructor demonstrates various numerical schemes and simulations for charged particles in fields, emphasizing the importance of accuracy and attention to detail in the resolution process.

Instructor

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