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Department of Physics
Sharif University of Tech.

 Fall 2012

 

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Lecturer:

Reza Ejtehadi

Room:

Phys 3

Time:

Saturdays 13:00 - 14:30
Mondays 13:00 - 14:30



TA:

Hamid Seyed-Allaei 

Lab time:

TBA

 


 

Marking:


Homework and Projects

50%

Final Exam

50%

 

Syllabus:


Stochastic methods

Fractals and Scaling
Surface deposition
Aggregations
Percolation
Random walk
Monte Carlo Integration
Random generators
Monte Carlo simulation (Metropolis Algorithm)

 

 

Deterministic methods

Ordinary differential equations
Particles trajectory
Oscillatory motion
Chaotic Dynamics
Molecular Dynamics simulations of Many Body systems (NVE)
NVT and NPT Molecular Dynamics
Discontinuous Molecular Dynamics (DMD)

 

Suggested text books


Computational Physics,

Nicholas J. Giordano

An Introduction to Computer Simulation Methods Applications to Physical System,

Jan Tobochnik

Computer Simulation Methods in Theoretical Physics,

Dieter W. Heermann

A Guide to Monte Carlo Simulations in Statistical Physics,

David P Landau, Kurt Binder

Fractal Concepts in Surface Growth,

Albert-Laszlo Barabasi, Harry Eugene Stanley

Introduction to percolation Theory,

Dietrich Stauffer

Measure, Topology, and Fractal Geometry,

Gerald Edgar

An introduction to computational physics

Tao Pang

 

Lecture Notes (in Persian)


Part1 (Introduction)

MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS

Part2 (Fractals)

Part3 (Surface growth)

Part4 (Percolation)

Part5 (Random Walk)

Part6 (Random Generators)

Part7 (Monte Carlo Method - Integrals)

Part8 (Monte Carlo Method – Metropolis)

Part9 (NVT Simulations)

Part10 (Ising Model)

 

MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS

Part11 (First order differential equations)

Part12 (Second order differential equations)

Part13 (Chaos)

Part14 (MD)

 

 

 

Homework and projects
(Due time for all homework is One week, unless it is mentioned else)
compphys@physics.....

MD Questions (All Questions of the second part of the class)

 


 

Bonus  projects
(Due time for all Bonus project is the date of final exam)
compphys@physics.....

B1 (Leonard-Jones Gas)

B2 (Self-Avoiding Random Walk)