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Computer Simulation of Physical Systems
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This lecture covers the computer simulation of physical systems, focusing on topics such as ordinary differential equations, classical molecular dynamics, random variables, random walks, and Monte Carlo integration. The course includes exercises, a project option, and evaluation criteria for the project. The instructor provides detailed information on the course program, organization, exam options, and a chronological sequence of topics to be covered.
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