Lecture

Computational Quantum Physics: Path-Integral Monte Carlo

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Description

This lecture covers the application of Path-Integral Monte Carlo methods to discrete quantum models, focusing on the calculation of ground state properties and imaginary time evolution. Topics include PBC, lattice models, Ising model, and completeness in quantum mechanics.

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