Pino's workshop of
Computational Physics
Coordinators
Enrico Onofri
(INFN, Parma)
and
Claudio
Destri (Milano Bicocca University and INFN)
A
lightweight blog on computational
(theoretical) physics.
Our simple message:
solving Physics problems on the computer is
fun!
Here you will find a suite of topics in
classical and quantum physics. Problems are
presented with our favourite strategies of attack.
It is a case-study approach, no systematics. In the section Challenges
some (partially) open problems will be suggested for the delight of the active reader. Readers are warmly encouraged to
suggest their own problems, by sending a message to one of the coordinators.
Main programming language is Matlab with
occasional recourse to Wolfram's Mathematica or
Vermaseren's
form .
Our simple message: solving Physics problems on the computer is fun!
Here you will find a suite of topics in classical and quantum physics. Problems are presented with our favourite strategies of attack. It is a case-study approach, no systematics. In the section Challenges some (partially) open problems will be suggested for the delight of the active reader. Readers are warmly encouraged to suggest their own problems, by sending a message to one of the coordinators.
Main programming language is Matlab with occasional recourse to Wolfram's Mathematica or Vermaseren's form .
Programs and Documentation
Challenges
Giuseppe
(Pino) Marchesini
He has been a constant source of
inspiration and encouragement along many (30++) years.
Our testimonials:
Also the coordinators would like to add their
recollections...
E.O.
C.D.
More on Pino's scientific activity can be found in the proceedings
of the
Cortona meeting "Pino2012"
enrico.onofri@unipr.it
claudio.destri@mib.infn.it
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