Lecture

Computational Quantum Physics

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Description

This lecture covers Variational Monte Carlo methods for discrete and continuous systems, including Jastrow states and Markov-chain Monte Carlo algorithms. It also discusses the detailed balance principle and the Jastrow-Feynman expansion.

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