Computational Physics blog
This post contains both theory and programming.
Introduction I thought I should add another project1 to my GitHub repositories and since I was mainly extending the Quantum Computing Simulator project I decided to implement something very simple, but still very rich, a model that despite being simple is still useful for many physical phenomena and also exhibits a phase transition… that is, … Read more
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 didn’t post on this blog for a long time. Nevertheless, I didn’t stop the work on the projects. Most of them have improvements, some of them even serious additions. Some bugs are fixed and I even did some code cleanup to many of them. There are even a couple of newer projects on … 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