An Introduction to Computational Physics

By Tao Pang | Publisher: Cambridge University Press

About the book

A new edition of a classic textbook, designed to support upper-division undergraduate and graduate courses on computational physics. Programming skills are built gradually through examples implemented in Python, and readers are provided with the methods that every computational scientist should have in their toolbox.

Editions of An Introduction to Computational Physics

Hardcover
ISBN 9781009718813
Paperback
ISBN 9781009718837

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A new edition of a classic textbook, designed to support upper-division undergraduate and graduate courses on computational physics. Programming skills are built gradually through examples implemented in Python, and readers are provided with the methods that every computational scientist should have in their toolbox.

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A new edition of a classic textbook, designed to support upper-division undergraduate and graduate courses on computational physics. Programming skills are built gradually through examples implemented in Python, and readers are provided with the methods that every computational scientist should have in their toolbox.

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Mathematics and Science > Physics > Mathematical / Computational / Theoretical physics

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Tao Pang

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Cambridge University Press

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An Introduction to Computational Physics is available as hardcover(ISBN 9781009718813) and paperback(ISBN 9781009718837)

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