Lecture

Digital Physics I: Week 2

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Description

This lecture covers topics related to digital physics, including pair formation, report writing, creation of figures with MATLAB or Python, Euler scheme convergence, stability analysis, and the use of LaTeX. The instructor provides guidance on MATLAB configuration issues and demonstrates examples on screen.

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