Lecture

Computer Simulation of Physical Systems

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Description

This lecture covers the program, organization, and exam options of the course PHYS-403 on computer simulation of physical systems. Topics include ordinary differential equations, molecular dynamics, random variables, random walks, Monte Carlo integration, and classical molecular dynamics. The course will be conducted in a hybrid format, with exercises and projects being key components. The exam options include exercises and projects, each with specific requirements and deadlines. The lecture emphasizes the importance of individual work, adherence to EPFL rules, and the criteria for evaluation of the projects.

Instructor

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