Hey guys! I hope this is in the right place...
Background: I am a graduate student in a theoretical quantum lab and have studied plasma physics as an undergraduate. I have a decent experience in programming (C++, Fortran, python...). For the past few months, I have been learning physics algorithms and streaming my progress on twitch.tv (I can send you a link / schedule, if you want).
Info on simulations...
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Completed: Basic MD, Basic FDTD, Monte Carlo, Force integration, optimal control...
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Working on: Quantum Monte Carlo
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In the future: Quantum Circuits, Density Functional Theory, DMRG, Fluids (Quantum, MHD, classical), hydrocodes...
Question: Can you think of any cool, iconic physics simulations / algorithms to do for fun? Any twists on the above methods (such as TFMD) are also welcome!
I would love to get a somewhat comprehensive list of new methods to learn and work on! I would prefer to stay away from pre-built software packages, though.
Thanks for reading / let me know what you think!
Submitted January 05, 2016 at 07:01PM by Qedem http://ift.tt/1IPEF6j
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