Computational Physics Seminar
The Monte Carlo method and its uses
Presented by Dr. Kevin Cahill (UNM)
The Monte Carlo method is simple, robust, widely applicable, and surprisingly useful. I will describe its use in numerical integration, in experimental physics, in statistical mechanics, and in lattice gauge theory. If there is time, I also will explain some recent research on the sign problem.
Please contact the host for the password if you would to join the seminar through Zoom.
2:00 pm, Friday, October 1, 2021
PAIS-1160, PAIS
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