Lecture

Numerical Methods in Physics

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Description

This lecture introduces the use of numerical methods in physics, covering topics such as discretization, stability, convergence, and error estimation. Students will learn to solve complex physics problems treatable by analytical methods, validate results, and understand the limitations of numerical approaches.

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