Computational Physics blog
Introduction This is the second project I already had when I posted Updates to project. Here is its repository: Machine Learning project on GitHub1. I started it as the Artificial Intelligence hype was going stronger, just to have a project on a domain that’s of big interest nowadays. At that point I was thinking to … Read more
Introduction There is a ‘new’ repository on GitHub1. It’s not that new, I think I started it in September 2022, but I didn’t add any description on it here. So, here it is now: A quantum computation project. It’s a quantum computing simulator together with many algorithms as examples and tests. It started first as … Read more
Introduction I have another repository on GitHub. I decided to have one where I’ll put python code for computational physics issues that are simpler / less complete than the code for the C++ projects. I’ll put there both jupyter notebooks and python scripts. At this moment there are only two of them, hopefully I’ll add … Read more
Introduction I’ll try to describe here briefly another project I have on GitHub1. There will not be much except links, but hopefully those will be useful. The project is far from being perfect, the simple averaging used there for example could be improved, as there are autocorrelations that one should be aware of, but … Read more
Introduction This is a very brief post, with a simulation written in javascript. It’s a very simple model of how a dissease can spread into a population. You may get the code, adjust the parameters and watch different outcomes. The idea of this project came from this: Why outbreaks like coronavirus spread exponentially, and how … Read more